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We all know that when basketball players see LeBron James on the court, they get scared. Now with the mask he’s wearing to protect his broken nose, he looks the part to the rest of us.
Forget him starring in Space Jam 2, he should be the new Jason Voorhees in the next Friday the 13th.
Yesterday when the Miami Heat was playing Oklahoma City Thunder, LeBron James suffered a broken nose when Serge Ibaka accidentally hit his schnoz. Miami’s coach Erik Spoelstra confirmed the break today to WFOR, and everyone in Cleveland is rejoicing. I am sure that city still hasn’t gotten over how he left them in a lurch the way he did. I am neither from Cleveland nor a basketball fan, and yet I am still upset how he ditched the Indians for Miami’s money.
Kate Upton has been on the front cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue for two of the last three years, but this year she was on the back. Even though she wasn’t on the front, she still had a really fun shoot. That’s because they shot her in a Zero Degree Gravity chamber. Sadly for your boys, even though there was no gravity, her much admired boobs stayed in place and she still took gorgeous photos. If I was a model, I would ask to only be photographed that way because it looks like it’s so much fun.
BTW how much do you want to bet that Tyra Banks will do a photoshoot like this on the next edition of America’s Next Top Model?
Finally, you can see the pictures of Kate Upton in this year’s SI Swimsuit Issue on their website. Below is a preview of what you will see.
How many times have you been at a sports game with a friend of the opposite sex and the Kiss-Cam catches you. Well what do you when you don’t want to kiss that person. You do exactly what this guy at the Minnesota Gophers men’s hockey game did on Valentine’s Day.
Too bad this didn’t happen in Philadelphia because that sign would’ve been null and void.
Derek Jeter, one of the greatest baseball players of today, announced on Facebook that this upcoming season will be last. For 19 years we have followed his amazing career and it will be sad to see the NY Yankee go. But considering he has been doing this for over half his life and accomplished so much, he deserves to enjoy the next stage of his life.
I am sure he will somehow be involved with baseball, so even though he will not be playing the field anymore he will still be part of it all.
