Weekly wrap up

What a crazy week.

In beisbol, we saw Bonds continue his suck streak, A-Rod come up shy of 500 and Glavine fail to win his 300th. (These could all change by Monday, though)

Elsewhere, a pretty big trade in the NBA. People in Boston can uncover their eyes about now. Oh, and start singing Danny Ainge’s praises.

NFL training camp saw Vince Young take a swing at a fellow player (completely justified if you ask me).

And in case you get EXTREMELY bored, you can watch this tool try to outlast Tiger Woods at the Bridgestone. In typical Rory fashion, he’ll probably tell Tiger to bring it on in the second round, then close with 78-76 to finish in a tie for 16th.

Have a good one folks. And once again, thoughts and prayers go out to those affected by the bridge collapse in the Twin Cities.

that’s gonna leave a mark

Don’t usually post the “videos” around here, but this was pretty, well, EXTREME!

Luckily, this dude (Jake Brown) was alright. Although, if you watch really closely, his shoes fly off his feet when he hits the ground.

And you wonder why I never tried skateboarding.

This is getting old

Around here, we’ve been pretty silent about Barry Bonds and the biggest choke job in the history of baseball (well, since I’ve been alive) while chasing Hank Aaron.

But now, it’s getting pretty ridiculous.

Last night, commissioner Bud Selig had to have Frank Robinson sit in for him at Dodger Stadium, he couldn’t even stand to watch anymore.

All those people who were whining about Selig saying he may or may not be at the game when Barry breaks the record?

They’re asleep now, with the rest of Giants fans.

How can Selig be expected to follow Bonds around the country, watching him walk twice, single, and then have someone pinch run for him? The man has a league to run. Steroid users to catch.

Maybe this shouldn’t even be called a “chase” anymore…it’s more like following someone’s tracks…across the country.

Giants 4, Dodgers 2: Speaking of chokes, L.A. is doing its part to rival Barry. The Dodgers have dropped 7 of their last 10 games, and are still 1 game back of the Diamondbacks in the West.

Rangers 0, Indians 2: Cleveland cut Detroit’s division lead to a half game in the Central, as the two teams battle for the title of Most Mediocre. The Indians have lost 7 of their last 10, the Tigers 8 of their last 10.

Mets 12, Brewers 4: Also choking away their division, the Brewers had a little dugout scuffle in their drubbing by the Mets. Chris Capuano’s loss equaled the 13th straight game Milwaukee lost when he started.

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