Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Inside the Park homerun

Baseball Update:
Jayson Werth's inside the park homerun helped the Phillies defeat the Rockies 9-5.

Speaking of the Phillies, Jimmy Rollins finally decided to go on the DL after a discussion with reliever J.C. Romero.

Micah Owings is proving he's not just a good hitter, he can also get it done on the mound notching his fourth win of the season in the Diamondbacks 4-2 win over the Giants.

Patriots Day in Boston gave fans a lot to cheer about with the Red Sox smashing the Rangers 8-3 and this guy just being an idiot.

The Giants also received some bad news, when pitcher Noah Lowry reported feeling a tingling sensation in his injured forearm. Lowry will undergo an MRI that will most likely push his return to the mound back.

The Mets kept it close until a diasterous 8th inning allowed the Cubs to score five runs in Chicago's 7-1 win.

The Braves made it five in a row with a 7-3 rocking of the Nationals. Chipper Jones did play on Monday, only one day after reinjuring his quad.

In other injury news, Alex Rodriguez is questionable for Tuesday's game against the White Sox with his strained right quadriceps...And Ben Sheets will miss his next start for the Brewers with a sore elbow.

Another Brewers starter, Jeff Suppan is introducing Soup's Troops, a partnership that will allow four active military personal or families of fallen solidiers to attend a Brewers homegame this season. Their $200 consession stand bill will be picked up by Jeff and his wife Dana. $200 consession, goodness how much does bratwurst cost? Or better yet, can I get a doggie bag?

The Astros beat up on the Padres giving San Diego a 10-3 loss.

Armando Galarraga is proving to be the early ace for the Detroit Tigers getting his second win of the season the Tigers 5-1 defeat of the Blue Jays.

Nascar Update:
46 drivers are on the entry list for this weekend's cup race at Talladega. Click here to see who's on the list.

Nascar heads to Talladega this weekend. Could that mean the end of Dale Earnhardt, Jr.'s 70 race winless streak?

Jon Wood will attempt to race in both the Cup Series in Talladega (Alabama) and the Truck race in Kansas. We'll call this the poor man's Memorial Day weekend double.

Meanwhile, Kyle Busch is planning to skip the Truck Race this weekend.

Popo in my crib News:
Seahawks defensive lineman Rocky Bernard was arrested on Monday after a former girlfriend told the popo that Bernard had hit her with a closed fist, "causing her head to hit a glass divider" while the pair were at a local club. Bernard has not been charged but is currently under investigation for domestic violence assualt. Watch out Rocky, because the popo are on your tail.

Just a day prior, Colts running back Kenton Keith was arrested after failing to leave Cloud 9's parking lot. Keith repeated told police "I'm a Colts player," to which they responded uh-huh, sir, and I'm Santa Claus. Turns out Keith was telling the truth but unfortunately he was still arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, resisting law enforcement, public intoxication and contributing to the delinquency of a minor because he brought a 19 year old to the club with him. Keith was taken to a local jail and released on his on recognizance. Watch out Kenton, because the popo are on your tail!

Pacman Jones' Las Vegas strip club incident will not go away, after authorities were alerted that Jones had paid two installments of $15,000 to Arvin Kenti Edwards in an extortion plot. What is this some kind of extortion lay-a-way? Edwards was recently arrested in connection with the club shooting where allegedly opened fire. Jones went to Washington to identify the alleged shooter who was charged with three counts of attempted murder with a weapon and three counts of battery with substantial bodily harm. Watch out Arvin, because the popo are on your tail!

News & Notes: The first round of the NHL playoffs are coming to a close after the Canadiens blanked the Bruins 5-0 punching their ticket to the second round...Meanwhile, the Capitals forced a deceive game seven with their 4-2 victory over the Flyers...Baseball analyst John Kruk and hockey analyst Barry Melrose discuss which is better a hitting streak beard or a playoff beard. I go with the playoff beard...Both the Jazz and the Cavs take a 2-0 lead in their respective series...Kobe Bryant doesn't want to leave the Lakers. Wait until the off-season when he meets up with some kids in a parking lot to discover how he really feels...Congrats to Manu Ginobili on winning the sixth man award...The Milwaukee Bucks have hired Scot Skiles as their new head coach...A new report claims Isiah Thomas has been banned from taking to any Knicks players. He has no title, no one who reports to him and he can no longer talk to Knicks employees, seriously what is his job? And how can I get paid millions to do nothing?...The NFL has reinstated Cincinnati Bengals linebacker Odell Thurman after missing the 2006 and 2007 season with drug policy violations...A California Sen. Abel Maldonado has asked that warning signs should be posted by artificial turf fields after a Newark, NJ turf field showed signs of lead. Please it's Newark, I'm sure they just bought condaminated turf from another state and brought it over. And if you're thinking that sounds crazy, you obvisiously don't keep up with NJ news, because we love contaminated products so much we buy it from other states and plant it all over. EnCap anyone?...UFC light heavyweigh Champ Chuck Liddell will miss the UFC 85 in London due to a torn hamstring.

Check this out: People in Espanol released its 50 most beautiful latin stars list. Click here to see if your favorites made the list.

It's been fun blogging with you,
Kate

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