We’re guessing he’s a pretty big supporter of legalizing marijuana.
9. Strange Indy Car Road Course Race at Indianapolis Was
an Awful Idea
We’re not sure which was worse, running the cars
backwards on the road course, or the standing start that nearly killed the mayor of Indianapolis.
Either way, less people showed up for this event than the first two Nationwide
races at the Brickyard.
8. Nets Batter Miami From 3-Point Line, Claim Game 3
Not a good sign for Brooklyn when it takes 60%
shooting from downtown to win.7. Michael Sam Lands With St. Louis Rams
Of all teams he could’ve landed with, ending up in the same state he went to college and with the chance to learn from Robert Quinn and Chris Long was the best destination Sam could’ve asked for.
6. Paul George Goes Bonkers, Leads Pacers to 3-1 Series
Lead Over Washington
There’s the Paul George who looked like an MVP candidate before the calendar turned to 2014.
5. Rangers Push Penguins to Unlikely Game 7
Kudos to New York for playing inspired hockey in
honor of Martin St. Louis’ mother, who just passed
away a few days ago.
4. Bruins Dominate Game 5, Up 3-2 on Montreal
Through two periods, it looks like we’re going to a
Game 7 in Boston.3. Jeff Gordon Barely Holds Off Kevin Harvick, Wins at Kansas
Career win #89 solidifies Gordon’s standing in the playoffs. Harvick has been the most dominant driver this season, but Gordon has been the most consistent.
2. 20-Year Old John Gibson Pitches Shutout in NHL Playoff Debut, Helps Ducks Even Series With Kings
Gibson had only logged three career NHL games before becoming the youngest goalie in the history of THE NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE to pitch a shutout in his playoff debut. Remarkable.
1. Down 16 in the Fourth, Clippers Rally to Even Series
With Thunder
Just when it looked like we could begin discussing the
implications of another Spurs-Thunder Western Conference Final, the Clippers rallied to make a series of it.
