Remember when kids actually used batting cages as batting cages. Nowadays, these crazy whipper-snappers see the cage as one thing and one thing only: the perfect spot to create their Jackass audition tape.
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Batting practice just got fun again
Some guys are just born lucky, growing up with all the advantages needed to help them become baseball legends, like Ken Griffey Jr. or Barry Bonds. Others kids aren’t so fortunate. In fact, some us couldn’t even afford balls when we aspiring big leaguers, but, hey, that’s what lil’ brothers are for.

Marcus Vick was arrested early Thursday morning in Norfolk after taking police on a brief chase. Once the former Virginia Tech miscreant was captured, he was charged with driving under the influence and received citations for driving on the wrong side of the road, reckless driving, eluding police and driving on a suspended license before posting bond. And it all started over an argument with his ol’ lady.
According to the police report, a uniformed bicycle patrol officer saw Vick and Cordon sitting in a vehicle in the 200 block on Granby Street, having an apparent altercation. When the officer approached and asked Vick for his license, Vick fled the scene at a high rate of speed, police spokesman Chris Amos said. A description of the vehicle was broadcast, and Vick was pulled over a few minutes later.
As always, Marcus Vick said it was just an accident.
In other news…
[SI.com]: You might hate the Celtics, but you gotta love their dancers
[The World of Isaac]: Stanley cups and babes go hand in hand
[The Love of Sports]: Mullet mania
[TiricoSuave.com]: Kobe will never be Jordan and that’s that!
[Oklahoma Sooners Football Network]: That’s weird, in Texas, a Sooner is a derogatory term
[Cuzoogle.com]: What, no Oliver Miller?
[SportsbyBrooks.com]: The Chinese are literally breeding thousands of Olympians
[The Fightins’]: Another horrible team themed song
[YouTube]: Are you as disgusted with Game 4 of The Finals as this dude?
[Chili Dog Blog]: John Clayton Is A Weasel
And finally, try this excuse the next time you want a day off from work. Sounds insane, but this guy fell for it.
We really thought the youth of America took a giant stride forward after invading a Bass Pro Shop and taking an unannounced dip in the manmade fishin’ pond, but turns out that when you stick them in a mall, they become total morons…as usual.
In addition to the much publicized Wipeout, ABC is ready to premier another of their newest reality show creations in just a couple of weeks. The show is titled I Survived a Japanese Game Show and it should provide a hearty helping of laughs as Americans try to compete in whacky Japanese-esque stunts and contests. However, after seeing Rafael Nadal’s and Pau Gasol’s performance in these Spanish TIMEFORCE commercials, we’re wondering if I Survived a Spanish Television Commercial might make for a more entertaining 30 minutes.
What will those nutty Spaniards think of next? Those spots make the old dancing Six Flags dude seem rather mundane.
We think Erin Andrews is the bee’s knees, baby, and we don’t care if the whole world knows it and apparently, neither does Rick Sutcliffe. During last night’s game between the Braves and the Cubbies, the topic of Andrews’ ensemble hit the booth and we’ll be damned if Sutcliffe just couldn’t contain himself, letting the whole world know exactly what was on his mind during batting practice earlier in the day. And it wasn’t his upcoming cancer surgery.
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[Big League Stew]: Rick Sutcliffe is concerned for Erin Andrews’ skirt in Chicago
If you thought finger jousting was a horrible, horrible idea then just wait until you get a load of the latest sports sensation sweeping the nation: spinning stuff!
It might be stupid, but it still beats the hell out of competitive beer pong.

You’d think Rajon Rondo would have enough on his plate as it is with the bum ankle and The NBA Finals going on and all, but Rondo is no normal man. See, while he’s rehabbing and studying tape, he’s also giving back to all his fans out there. But you better know your random Rondo trivia.
I’m going to challenge you with some trivia – see how much you know about me. Get the answers right and I’ll send you an autographed headband. If a bunch of people get them right then I’ll hit the first three. I’m going to do this every day through the rest of the Finals so if you don’t get the first one right you’ll have another shot.
We’ll start with a high school question. I went to Oak Hill Academy and 2004 I set the school record for most assists in a game with 31. Who’s record did I break?
Get it right and I’m sending you a headband. Hit me back. I’ll holla
In other news…
[The Slanch Report]: Nutty 50 minute brawl at minor league baseball game
[Sportaphile.com]: Vernon Davis grabs some of Flavor Flav’s sloppy seconds
[The World of Isaac]: Fights you’d love to watch over and over and over again
[YardBarker.com]: What do we gotta do to get this kid in the ring with Chris Leben?
[Epic Carnival]: 10 reasons sports should go green
[TMZ.com]: Tommy Lasorda is old and impatient
[MixMakers.net]: Paul Pierce’s special edition jersey hits the shelves
And finally, the evolution of the fist bump.
Nobody on Boston could stop Kobe Bryant on Tuesday night as he dropped 36 points in an 87-81 victory, giving the Lakers their first win of the series. After the game, Bryant remained untouchable, weaving his way through the fast-fingered censors to get off this s-bomb during the post game press conference.
We never thought we’d say this, but we love Jeff Van Gundy! We can’t get enough of the guy and he is quickly climbing our list of former annoyances turned into priceless gold. In fact, if he keeps this up, he’ll soon be joining Jim Rome and Bill Walton right at the top. After all, who else can slaughter Nick Lachey’s name, admit to a monster crush on Alyssa Milano and then start cracking bald jokes all in the span of a quarter?
Yup, you’re bald and we’re loving it.
Links:
[Awful Announcing]: Van Gundy Has Lost His Mind, Talks Alyssa Milano And Haircuts During Game Three
According to the police report, a uniformed bicycle patrol officer saw Vick and Cordon sitting in a vehicle in the 200 block on Granby Street, having an apparent altercation. When the officer approached and asked Vick for his license, Vick fled the scene at a high rate of speed, police spokesman Chris Amos said. A description of the vehicle was broadcast, and Vick was pulled over a few minutes later.