The Cleveland Cavaliers on Friday gave away 10,000 wigs to fans for "Wild Thing Wig Night," a.k.a. Anderson Varejao Wig Night, a.k.a. Sideshow Bob Appreciation Night, a.k.a. Bill Walton Merkin Night, a.k.a. Beyoncé Perm Re-enactment Night, a.k.a. Mad Hatter Cosplay Night, a.k.a. Will Ferrell as Jackie Moon fromSemi-Pro Night, a.k.a. the night Varejao sat on the bench nursing his bruised knee and watching the Cavs lose to the Hawks while 10,000 of his ersatz scalps floated above him in the stands. h/t cosbysweaters.com …
People spend their whole lives looking for something to love like Canadians love hockey. So what happens when you throw in a sudden death win for a gold medal? Above is Canada's Tim and Sid on simulcast. Knock knock, who's there, GOLD MEDAL IN THE FACE, THAT'S WHO'S THERE. Here's Rob Ford, having a blast: And here are the Edmonton Oilers, watching live: The Canadian embassy in Washington D.C.: Here's a video we can't embed of a bar-full of Canadians losing it for a full two minutes, and here are students in George Brown College, in Toronto: Here's a group of very friendly looking folks, and one miserable guy: Is this after school? Is this, uh, what Canadian schools do every day? Yep, this is just what Canadian high schools are up …
The car Derek Fisher was driving before he was arrested on suspicion of DUI last weekend was registered to former teammate Matt Barnes, according to a report from TMZ. Fisher was driving on a Los Angeles freeway with his current girlfriend—and Barnes’s former wife—Gloria Govan at 3 a.m. on Sunday morning when he drifted off the road and flipped the 2015 Cadillac Escalade onto its roof. Though the car was totaled, neither he nor Govan were injured, and he was arrested for driving under the influence. Now, TMZ reports that the Escalade is registered to Barnes. He reportedly gifted it to Govan specifically for the purpose of driving around the pair’s two children. They broke up in 2014—clearing the way for Govan and Fisher to begin dating and for Barnes to drive nearly 100 mil…
The that prosecutors are arguing before a grand jury that Aaron Hernandez should be charged with the shooting deaths of two men outside a Boston nightclub in 2012, a previously unsolved murder in which Hernandez emerged as the prime suspect last month. On July 16, 2012, a fight broke out at Cure nightclub in Boston between a group that included Aaron Hernandez and his friends, and a second group of men. That second group then left the club in their car. Down the block, a silver or gray SUV pulled up alongside and sprayed bullets into the car, killing Daniel Abreu and Safiro Furtado. The car hadn't been identified or recovered, but that's apparently changed. The Boston Herald has scoured court papers regarding the search of Aaron Hernandez's uncle's house last mont…
Last month, 1992 Olympic all-around gymnastics gold medalist Tatiana Gutsu said that Vitaly Scherbo, the 1992 Olympic all-around champion, had raped her in 1991. Gutsu was just 15 years old at the time. The story has received widespread coverage in Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus. (Gutsu and Scherbo both competed for the Soviet Union and were from Ukraine and Belarus, respectively.) Most of that media attention has been unfavorable to Gutsu, questioning both the veracity of her claims and why she waited so long to tell her story. That Russian and FSU media would react this way to allegations of rape and sexual violence is not surprising. Foreign Policy reported that the Russian media response to the onslaught of sexual assault and harassment allegations against Harvey Weinstein has been …
data-mm-id=”_i81o6pu1q”>Was Lamar Jackson sending a message to the rest of the NFL when he wore some conspicuously-shaped sunglasses on the sideline during the Ravens beatdown of the Bengals? Sure seems like it. Harkening back to the "Deal With It" gif where sunglasses magically fall on the hero's face, Jackson broke out some similar-looking shades while sitting on the bench on the Ravens sideline during the waning moments of their blowout win over the Bengals. DEAL WITH IT ?pic.twitter.com/9X1M789Ww6— Yahoo Sports (@YahooSports) November 10, 2019The rest of the NFL does have to deal with Jackson, even if they don't want to. And in case you were wondering, this is what the gif looks like. Yeah, I'd say Jackson was delivering a message. I mean, the sunglasses …
data-mm-id=”_qpghj9flc”>On Monday morning, Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio tweeted out a story about Sean Payton's belief that someone will try to steal restricted free agent quarterback/do-it-all man Taysom Hill from New Orleans. In the process, Florio called Hill a future star. He received some criticism for that, leading to the following tweet doubling down on his claims: If you don't think Taysom Hill is a future star in the NFL, you haven't been paying close enough attention to him. He was the best player on the field for either team in the Saints-Vikings playoff game. The biggest question is can he stay healthy if used all the time?— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) February 10, 2020Hill has managed to make a substantial impact for someone in his role. He&…
data-mm-id=”_tlflkcdh3″>There's only so many roster spots available in the NFL. Depending on what position you play, there are even fewer opportunities. For many quarterback prospects, that harsh reality initially hits hard after the draft has finished and your name wasn't called, but it hits even harder when the remaining undrafted free agents start signing and you don't get a call. Such is the reality for some prominent college football quarterbacks who fans will recognize as leaders for their school, but who NFL GMs and coaches have thus far declined to give an opportunity. Why they haven't signed only those decision-makers know, but I was surprised to see these three QBs are still in the UDFA category. Undrafted Free Agent Quarterbacks Shea Patterson, QB, Michig…
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data-mm-id=”_lrfljoffz”>We're almost 24 hours removed from Fernando Tatis Jr. infuriating unwritten rules guys across the country by swinging at a 3-0 pitch when his team had a seven-run lead. On Tuesday, the sports world reacted, and most defended the San Diego Padres' young star for continuing to play despite the score. A few radio hosts jumped to his defense as well. Dan Patrick couldn't believe the controversy. He said his only issue was Tatis ignoring the take sign he got from manager Jayce Tingler — it's worth noting, Tatis says he missed the sign. Patrick blamed the pitcher:"So @Tatis_Jr is supposed to stop playing because you weren't any good last night?" The only issue DP has with the homer was if Fernando ignored his manager.For Today'…