Imagine how good they’d be if every player gave two sh*ts. (via @hockeypuckck)

- Follow us on Twitter @withleather
- Follow me personally @MrBrandonStroud and Burnsy @MayorBurnsy
- Like us on Facebook.

Links

Kim Kardashian’s IMDB Bio Is AMAZING |UPROXX|

Peter Berg calls Israeli interviewer a draft-dodger in probably the best interview ever |Film Drunk|

‘Game of Thrones’ Recap: ‘A Man Without Honor’ |Warming Glow|

Thor Delivers Uncomfortable News To A Radio Listener |Gamma Squad|

Jay-Z Is Joining The Music Festival Business |Smoking Section|

Mad Men Discussion: Okay, Seriously, What The Hell Did January Jones Do To Matt Weiner? |UPROXX|

High School Student Makes World’s Worst Song Great |UPROXX|

After 20 Years, Columbia University Janitor Becomes A College Grad |Smoking Section|

George Lucas & The Housing That Spite Built, in Marin County |Film Drunk|

Usain Bolt Dumped His Hot Girlfriend For One Of Several Dumb Reasons |With Leather|

Read the rest of this entry »

Just had an odd realization: If Randy Moss would have gone to Miami over waivers last week, as so many had expected, he could have been the first player in NFL history to play 17 games in a regular season. Moss was shipped from New England, and subsequently Minnesota, before either team made it to its bye week. Moss could have been sort of a guinea pig for the league’s “enhanced season” plan, provided, of course, that he would have stayed with the Dolphins for the balance of the year.

Unfortunately, Randy went to the Titans, who were off last week. Dammit, Randy. You’ll just have to settle for being the first guy to catch a pass with three different teams in the same year. I’m sure that somehow this is still all your fault.

The Athletics cruised to a 12-2 win over the Devil Rays last night, and I gotta tell ya, there's nothing quite as gratifying as highlighting a blowout game between two teams not in contention that no one cares about.  But I bring it up because Mike Piazza was resurrected from the dead for one game, going 4-for-5 with 5 RBI and a two-run homer.  Nothing about any of this is particularly relevant, but I understand that people enjoy calling him gay, so have at it.  Maybe he'll hold another press conference.

Side note: Remember the Rangers' 30-3 win Wednesday?  As the Dugout pointed out, Wes Littleton actually earned a save in that game.  He entered in the seventh inning with Rangers leading 14-3, pitched three innings, and got the save.  Now, I recognize that I don't care enough about baseball to understand the rules behind every little statistic, but did the Orioles have ten people on base when Littleton entered the game?  Thinking about it makes my head hurt.  Or maybe that's all the booze last night.

Other MLB scores: Mets rally from 6-1 and 8-7 deficits (the latter in the bottom of the 9th) but lose in ten innings to the Padres… Nobody scores any runs for 9 innings, then Indians extend AL Central lead with 3-1 win in 10.