Looks like Easter Reeses eggs too... and a major Cheez-its collection.

But the real question is “Can Terrell Buckley become the next two sport star? He’s a regular Jim Thorpe.”

*tinctures

It’s time to put Barry Bonds in the Hall of Fame where he belongs. Screw Bud Selig!

Apparently the unwritten rule also mandates a near 97mph fastball to the face after a batter improperly flips a piece of gum.

55?

He has value when more than one school wants him on their team. Supply and demand.

Looks like EA forgot to pay the players association to license names and likenesses. And SG1 is still on the injured list.

Why not both?

/Hannity

Pretty sure Hamilton's life coach ended up with the Brewers a few years back. Narron.

"Click here to view all Clandestine Service openings."

Instead of abusing animals and attacking nightclub patrons in bottles in the middle of the night while his wife is home in labor.

The ad agency paid some intern $8 an hour to write that then billed the Browns $225 an hour for "creative." 6 months from now, they'll both claim a "sports rebranding of the year" trophy at the Cleveland Addys.

You have no idea what you're talking about. Blot clots in the lungs can signal very serious health issues, including clots coming from other parts in the body. Given the right circumstances, a small clot can cause sudden and instant death even while the person in question is under treatment.

Phil Spector is looking good these days.

Edgar Bennett (ex-Packer, ex-FSU) is the new OC in Green Bay.

pretty sure God changed the play call to give Russell Wilson a bit more of that drama he enjoys. http://deadspin.com/russell-wilson…

He's not a "blocking tight end," he's another converted WR that the Packers have spent years "developing." He was supposed to be the next pass catching Jermichael Finley but doesn't possess the same smarts as the real deal - More like an 8 cent head instead of full 10 cent Finley.

Territorial rights also extend to marketing efforts. The Milwaukee Brewers for instance, are not allowed to advertise in Northern Illinois and West Michigan even though the latter is actually a part of the Brewers radio market with the Brewers broadcasts on WTMJ radio being received crystal clear across Lake Michigan…