DAVID GARRARD’S BUFFALO CHICKEN DIP
Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback David Garrard didn’t win the Super Bowl this year, but he did win “Rachel Ray’s Super Bowl Recipe Playoff.”
Garrard appeared on the Rachel Ray Show to cook his Buffalo Chicken Dip.
Here’s the RECIPE.
RACHEL RAY STIRRING IT UP
Mets fans have taken to the streets.
The “Million Manny March” fell a little short as a group of about 40 fans protested outside the baseball team’s New York tv studios. The fans are demanding the New York Mets sign free agent outfielder Manny Ramirez.
Some of the protesters were interviewed by the New York Daily News. They were unanimously in favor of their team bringing in the flaky but power-hitting outfielder. One fan claimed current Mets hitters like David Wright and Jose Reyes think too much. He says,
“Manny won’t think. He might forget his pants, but he’ll give you four hits a game.”
INGEMAR JOHANSSON KNOCKS DOWN FLOYD PATTERSON TO CAPTURE 1959 TITLE FIGHT
Onetime heavyweight boxing champion Ingemar Johansson died Friday. He was 76. Johansson was arguably the most famous (and beloved) athlete in the history of Sweden.
The Swede stunned Floyd Patterson with a dramtic TKO in 1959 to capture the heavyweight title. Johansson knocked Patterson down seven times in the third round of their 1959 fight at Yankee Stadium in New York. Patterson eventually came back and beat Johansson in each of the next two fights of their trilogy.
Federal Investigators are using one of the country’s top labs to test syringes and vials given to them by the former personal trainer of longtime Major League Baseball pitching star Roger Clemens. Brian McNamee turned over the syringes, bloody gauze and other items to federal authorities.
THE ACTUAL DRUG PARAPHERNALIA ALLEDGEDLY USED BY ROGER CLEMENS
McNamee claims tests of the items he turned over to the federal government will prove that Clemens used illegal, performance enhancing drugs like steroids and HGH. A source told the AP that the tests are being conducted at UCLA in California because Clemens is still being investigated for lying to congress.
ROGER CLEMENS
Nestor Aparicio
Deadspin.com has the hilarious story of two radio talk show hosts that got into a fight on radio row at the Super Bowl. The altercation between Baltimore’s Nestor Aparicio (WNST) and Gordon Keith of The Ticket in Dallas apparently got so bad that police were called.
The pair have a long-running feud. A story by the Dallas Sports Fans Blog reported that Keith approached Aparacio wearing a microphone and attempted to “make peace.” Aparacio then grabbed Keith “around the throat and attempted to strangle him.” That would be the same “Nasty Nestor” Aparicio who got into an altercation with announcer Corby Davidson of The Ticket during last year’s Super Bowl and responded by calling him a “f—ing Jew.” Davidson is not Jewish.
Profootalltalk.com is a GREAT website that covers NFL football. Yesterday they broke the story that quarterback Ben Roethlisberger of the Pittsburgh Steelers underwent an x-ray on his ribs and back Wednesday.
Today PFT has the story about how ESPN’s John Clayton originally mocked and ridiculed his site’s report before the network ended up stealing the story and trying to pass it off as their own.
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DAVID SPADE: COP MATERIAL?
Possibly the worst movie in history has been announced as “in production.” Police Academy 8 will star David Spade and Bobcat Goldthwait. Steve Guttenberg will direct the movie but is apparently too ashamed to show his face on screen in the upcoming debacle.
BOBBY ESTALELLA
In case you might have had any doubts, the federal perjury case against baseball star Barry Bonds is going to be a CIRCUS. The New York Times is reporting several of Bonds’ former teammates are willing to testifyagainst the slugger in court .
ESPN had already reported that former Giants catcher Bobby Estalella is going to be a witness against Bonds. Also, the Giambi brothers, Jason and Jeremy, are expected to testify that Bonds’ personal trainer, Greg Anderson, provided them with illegal, performance enhancing drugs when they were with the Oakland A’s. Both former players are listed as witnesses against Bonds.
GIAMBI BROTHERS
