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Full Court Press: Nats Catcher Kidnapped in Venezuela, Kelli Hutcherson is Unreal, Lucy Pinder Twitpics

Found November 10, 2011 on Unathletic:
PLAYERS: Joe Frazier
TEAMS: Penn State Nittany Lions

Click on photo to read more about Wilson Ramos’ kidnapping

What the f#ck is going on in the sports world these days? This is a scary ordeal. Let’s just hope Wilson Ramos is safe and returns safely. This is too much man, Sandusky, Ramos… it never ends.

The Press

Man threatens to blow up Best Buy because they ran out of Modern Warfare 3 [RegretfulMorning]
[TotalProSports] put together a tribute for Smokin’ Joe Frazier
Which NFL record is most likely to fall in this season? You’d be surprised a lot of them are in jeopardy [USAToday]
Well, Nike is sticking by Penn State through this sex scandal [NYPost]
This right here is a guy running for President of the United States [Guyism]
Kelli Hutcherson is officially in my top 5 right now. Unreal [Gunaxin]
I had to link Jordan Carver again. She’s in my top 5 too now [FListed]
Lucy Pinder’s TwitPics are proof life isn’t fair. Good Heavens [DonChavez]

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