My wife tripped over this one (I swear). The movie is apart of LOGO’s “great American cinema” series. Apparently, LOGO has a much different idea of great filmmaking than the majority of the American public.
9. Red Sox Announce Daniel Bard Will Start Year in
Rotation
Because
anytime you can screw up your bullpen on the fleeting chance that a guy who
hasn’t started a game in 5 years might be decent at the back end of your
rotation, you
have to do it.
8. Johan Santana Named Mets Opening Day Starter
It’s
really easy to forget that Santana was once the most dominant pitcher in
baseball. Even with him, the Mets will struggle to stay out of the NL East
basement, but good for him for returning
after missing the entire 2011 season.
7. Ubaldo Jimenez Gets Revenge on Troy Tulowitzki With
Fastball to the Elbow
Aside
from the fact that Tulowitzki is on one of my 4 fantasy teams (sadly, I
couldn’t tell you which one), I love every
part of this story. I like that Ubaldo was pissed off about not getting a
contract extension when he was still with the Rockies while Tulowitzki and
Carlos Gonzalez did. I love that Tulowitzki basically said that Ubaldo needs to
shut the hell up and move on with his career. I love that Rockies manager Jim
Tracy went on the record after the incident and said that he has lost all
respect for Jimenez. It’s a damn shame that the Rockies and Indians won’t play
again this season.
6. Notre Dame Knocks Off Lady Huskies in Overtime
I
didn’t watch a second of this game, but I’m 99% sure that this score results in
no Geno Auriemma
for several months.
5. Kobe Bryant Goes 3-21 in Lakers Victory Over Hornets
Thankfully,
Kobe’s career
worst shooting performance wasn’t enough from preventing the Lakers
advancing No Credentials in the Sportsbook $20,000 survivor pool.
4. Celtics Thump Heat
If
every Celtics game were played on Sunday afternoon on ABC, Rajon Rondo would
be the greatest point guard in NBA history.
3. David Reutimann Takes Win 200 Away From Hendrick
Motorsports
It’s
not fair to be so hard on Reutimann, who was shooting
for the best possible finish to keep his car in the top 35 in owner points,
so let’s play it safe and blame NASCAR. Let’s say only the top 25 in points
were guaranteed a starting spot every week (there’s really only 20 cars that
have a realistic shot to win every race). This would prevent an also ran team
like Reutimanns from keeping an ailing car on the race track one lap too long
and completely altering the complexion of a race in the final laps. While
Sunday’s finish was certainly memorable (Ryan Newman won by the way), we were
robbed off a classic 4-lap sprint to the finish between Jeff Gordon and Jimmie
Johnson. I’ll leave it to you to decide if that outcome would be better than
the one we got Sunday.
2. Anthony Davis and His Uni-Brow Take Over
Against Louisville
If I
were a fan of the Bobcats, Wizards, Hornets, Raptors, Cavaliers, or Kings, I’d
be cheering for my team to lose every game to get some more ping balls for the
draft lottery this May. Anthony Davis is
that good.
1. Down Big, Kansas Storms Back to Top Ohio St.
Jared
Sullinger didn’t strike me as the sort of player that could shoot his team out
of a victory, but that’s
what happened Saturday night. Kansas will be heavy underdogs against
Kentucky, but they do have the necessary depth in the frontcourt to give the
Wildcats problems. 
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