
Actually, I give Sports Illustrated a lot of credit for going with that terrible pun on their cover, because I assume that it was meant tongue-in-cheek. After all, Sports Illustrated has featured New York Knicks guard Jeremy Lin on its cover something like 63 times in the last 9 days, so it’s cute that SI can make fun of itself and the rest of the national media for relentlessly blowing this kid while so many other interesting stories have been overlooked. I mean, did they even see the Kate Upton Carl’s Jr. commercial?
But since baseball season is creeping up on us, and it’s my favorite time of the year, I thought I could help SI out with some future headlines in case they decide to reflect on the Miami Marlins’ season and the excitement surrounding their big additions of Jose Reyes, Carlos Zambrano and Mark Buerhle.
MARLINJURIES: Jose Reyes hits the DL because he’s Jose Reyes.
MARLINCARCERATION: Carlos Zambrano facing murder charges after Mike Stanton homers off of him in batting practice.
MARLIN THE RED: Front office stress builds as attendance dips below 6 people.
MARLINSOLVENT: Jeff Loria busted paying players with checks printed on Saltines.
MARLINDICTED: Ozzie Guillen finally brought down after chewing Jeff Loria’s spine from out of his rectum.
See? They practically write themselves.


Reyes right foot laying over Guillens left looks weird. Also, i don’t like Ozzies hands.
Indian-sanity also works pretty well, here’s to hoping that something Tribe-related makes it into SI this year.
Peter King is thrilled to work for a publication with such LOFTY headline writers. WHAT A COUNTRY.
It was nice of SI to show Reyes and Guillen the attendence they should expect at Marlins’ games before the season even begins.
“Mad new talent”? Has SI stooped so low that they’re using street lingo and passing it off as actual journalism? I think that’s the only time that “mad” has been used in that context that the sentence didn’t end in “dawg”, “B”, or “son”.
People still buy SI? That’s so cute!