Since he has nothing else to do, like coach a playoff bound baseball team, Florida Marlins manager Edwin Rodriguez took his frustrations of being in baseball limbo out on Giants pitcher Brian Wilson...'s shoes.
It's Terrence Cody's turn for unwanted media attention now that Dez Bryant has backpedaled ever so swiftly in wake of shoulderpadgate. The former Alabama tackle has been ruled out of Ravens training camp due to an ongoing battle with weight that he certainly appears to be losing at the moment. {Yahoo! Sports}
This definitely isn't what Lane Kiffin signed up for when he left the Tennessee Volunteers holding their planters for what he figured to be greener pastures. Karma's one thing, but this is on some voodoo shit.
College football is currently in shakedown mode as the upcoming season approaches. More than a handful of schools, most of which coincidentally happen to be powerhouses, are being questioned, investigated or downright pimp slapped by the unforgiving (and at times unreasonable) hand of the NCAA.
The Heartbreak Kid Shawn Michaels celebrates his 45th birthday today, just four months after, um, retiring from pro wrestling. The ageless wonder enjoyed a stellar prime, beginning shortly after a memorable heel turn against long time partner Marty Jannety, and seemingly continuing until his very last match with the Undertaker at Wrestlemania 26.
Pack your hair gel, sex pills, and rings because we're going to Nicaraua! Former Superbowl and National Championship winning coach Jimmy Johnson has had a renaissance year of sorts, complete with willingly appearing in front of a camera to push Extenze sex pills.
Trojan and Heisman winner, Reggie Bush will have his 2005 Heisman Trophy returned as mandated by incoming University President C.L. Max Nikias (who sounds like he should be competing in a Roman Ampitheater.)
WWE Money in the Bank offered up two strong Money in the Bank matches along with a solid main event between John Cena and Sheamus.
The latest in an installment of cash grab gimmick pay-per-views features a total of 16 WWE superstars (8 from RAW and 8 from Smackdown!) competing in respective Money in the Bank ladder matches.
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