Thanks to the rain and a very late start, I am doing things a bit backwards today. Here's a look at the news from the last 24 hours.
Baseball: Baseball's newest member of the 300 wins club is Randy Johnson after t
he Giants stung the Nats, 5-1. Congratulations Randy!...
Melky Cabrera's two run homer in the eighth was the difference maker in the Yankees 8-6 edging of the Rangers...Bombers pitcher
A.J. Burnett is appealing a six game suspension. Yeah, it's not like he hit the guy...The Red Sox completed a three game sweep of the Tigers, 6-3. Dontrelle Willis had an interesting start,
allowing five runs without giving up a hit...
Big Papi is going to have his eyes checked. How Brian McCann of you...
Cole Hamels stiffled the Dodgers as the Phillies went onto a 3-0 victory...The
Pirates players are not too happy about the trade of Nate McLouth...And it seems
they took their frustration out on Mets pitcher Mike Pelfrey in their 11-6 drubbing...Bad news for the Mets, reliever
J.J. Putz will be out for 8 to 10 weeks after undergoing elbow surgery...And J
ose Reyes may not be back until the All-Star break...
Jason Kubel hit a pair of three run homers as the Twins trounced the Indians, 11-3...
Tony La Russa is suing over a fake twitter page. I hope this trend doesn't catch on, because there will be A LOT of lawsuits coming...Very good news, Rockies catcher Yorvit
Torreabla's 11 year old son and brother-in-law have been released after being kidnapped on their way to school...Sad news, former Indian's owner and name sake for Jacobs Field (now Progressive Field),
Richard E. Jacob has passed away. He was 84.
(Photo: AP)
Basketball: Kobe's forty helped lift the Lakers by the Magic, 100-75. I hope the rest of the series doesn't go this way...
LeBron James was fined $25,000 for his snub...Meanwhile Cavs owner
Dan Gilbert is guaranteeing a championship for the city of Cleveland. Don't go making promises you can't provide...Now here's a movie I'll have to avoid.
Yao Ming will voice a character in a new Chinese animated film...Sad news, former NBA player
Randy Smith has died at the age of 60.
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