When MVN asked ESPN Radio's Colin Cowherd if he reads blogs, here's what he said: "Big Lead, Deadspin both make me laugh daily. They are both clever. Love the headlines." Uh...then why did you direct your listeners to knock The Big Lead offline?

As someone who absolutely cannot stand Billy Packer, I'm glad that CBS is FINALLY asking themselves if Packer should remain with the network for another season as the top college basketball analyst.

The biggest thing this win proves in that Danica is more than just a pretty face. She'd been compared to Anna Kournikova for much of her career, in that neither had major success and were more famous for their side ventures. Which is kind of amazing when you consider that Patrick's primary endorsement is with Go Daddy. It's been years and I still don't know what those guys do.

As a member of Red Sox Nation I can't help but giggle with glee like a two year old when I read reports surrounding the New York Yankees and Joba Chamberlain. Do you throw Chamberlain into the starting rotation? Do you keep him as a setup man? Do you replace Mariano Rivera with Chamberlain? What do you do with the kid? Do you make the biggest mistake ever?

Scared of dying at the ballpark? Didn't think so. But New York Times columnist Dave Anderson might be. He tried overplaying the dangers of deathâ€"or at least severe injuryâ€"at baseball games in yesterday's Times.

Monday night made it official: the Golden State Warriors are not getting an invitation to the NBA Playoffs. The fact that this year's Warriors team was a LOT better than last year's crew is what makes this even more disheartening. But not as much as the fact that a bunch of goofs in Atlanta that go by the name "Hawks" are going to go at least 5 games below .500 and keep their summer plans on ice.

No one wants Barry Bonds. Not even teams desperate for attendance will entertain bringing the biggest draw in baseball into the fold. It has nothing to do with collusion or Bonds' involvement in HGH, clears, creams and other assorted experiments with athletic chemistry. It has everything to do with Barry Bonds the person.

The Golden State Warriors and their fans are probably justifiably upset that had they been the Garden State Warriors or the Constitution State Warriors, they'd be looking at a fourth seed instead of a ninth seed. But knowing the Warriors, they won't stop 'we believing' quite yet.

As bad as it was that the Red Sox took so long to open their arms to Bill Buckner, it doesn't hold a candle to Moises Alou and his statements about the infamous Bartman play in the 2003 NLCS. If Alou's statements that the ball was uncatchable were truly honest, he would have said them much sooner.

With the NHL playoffs getting underway this week, who will be moving on to the next round and who will be heading home? Check out our complete first round predictions to find out.

Given their latest loss to Washington, the Celtics' biggest weakness has been exposed: sorcery. What other explanation is there that the Wizards and Magic are the only two teams with winning records against the league best Celtics?

If you wanted to see the Final Four in-person, your wallet was gonna be lightened considerably -- tickets for the event were as "cheap" as $175 each on StubHub, and as expensive as $3,334 apiece. Still, although these prices were rough for sports fans looking to attend the games, tickets for the Final Four were fairly "reasonable" when compared to the ticket prices for the World Series and Super Bowl.

It nice to see that behind the scenes of the NFLPA lies a social network eerily reminiscent of 'The Hills'. But if Gene Upshaw starts hanging out with Spencer's sister, I might just lose it.

The list of early entries to the NBA Draft seems to grow every year, as does the list within that list of early entires who were making the wrong decision.

There are two thing's that Memphis fans will be asking themselves for a long time: 1. How can you miss 4 of 5 free throws with the game on the line and allow KU to come back from 9 points down? 2. Why on earth did nobody foul a Jayhawk on Kansas' final possession of regulation?