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"Happy Valley" got rocked by a sex scandal this weekend. A former Penn State assistant coach, Jerry Sandusky, was arrested and charged with 40 counts of assaulting eight young boys over a 15-year period.
Three of baseball's glamour franchises now have managerial openings, the Red Sox, Cardinals and Cubs. Just wondering why the name Bobby Valentine isn't being tossed around?
Time flies. Seven years ago tonight I was at the old Yankee Stadium when the Red Sox finally did it, they vanquished the Yankees after trailing three games to none.
This promises to be a fascinating U.S. Open starting Monday. Is anyone healthy? Will somebody come out of nowhere to make the finals?
Cubs pitcher Carlos Zambrano was in line to win the other day, until his bullpen let him down. Zambrano cut loose with words like "embarrassing" and "we stink." Is everyone taking truth serum in baseball?
The champion Lakers lost their opening playoff game to New Orleans, while the Celtics knocked off the Knicks on a clutch Ray Allen three-pointer.
In perhaps the most unsurprising news since Tiger's decision to return for the Masters, Lenny Dykstra losing all of his money to late night infomercia...
The other ski drops. A Polish cross country skier has failed a doping test at the Olympics. She helped Poland to a 6th place finish in a relay event.
Tiger Woods' caddy, Steve Williams, says he didn't know anything about Woods' affairs. Presumably Williams said it with a straight face.
I feel a twinge of sadness that Lenny Dykstra is putting his 1986 Mets World Series ring on the auction block. Of course he's the one who plunged head-first into his financial mess, but ...
How else are they supposed to exploit people and make billions? Geesh. I suppose you think health care "reform" will change everything, too, right?
According to a reliable source near the top of Major League Baseball, the Steroids Hall of Fame will be modeled after the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown.
Is famed ball player Lenny Dykstra the new financial guru? He claims that his stock picking skills have returned over 90% for each of the last three years.
