I LOVE.....

…that NFL Broadcaster Merrill Hodge owns the best and fattest tie knot known to man…and also one of the strangest first names.

…Chase Utley all day long. In the bottom of the 3rd, with no outs in Game 6 in the NLCS, Utley was hit in the back by a pitch from Jonathan Sanchez. Utley was jogging to first when the ball caromed to him and he nonchalantly tossed it back to the mound. Sanchez took offense, looked at Utley at first base and screamed something along the lines of “Excuse me sir, I really don’t appreciate that.” Hearing this, Utley looked back at Sanchez and said something along the lines of “I’m shocked by your reaction, are you sure that you took my action as something demeaning?” Benches cleared. An option for hitters when they think they were intentionally thrown at; get hit, jog to 1st, take your lead…casually walk back to 1st… cock back and throw a haymaker to the 1st baseman square in the ribs. Base runner to the 1st baseman- “Didn’t see that coming? Neither did I.” At first it might sound ridiculous…but think about it.

…the faces of the players on the winning team after realizing that they’re going to the World Series. You can’t put it into words…and I know…having…ughh…never been there before. …endzone celebrations that are warranted. David Bowens intercepted two passes this weekend and ran them back for touchdowns. One of which, he stopped at the goal line and somersaulted into the end-zone. And ya know what? Good for him. He’s played football his entire life and at 33, deserves a somersault. And that is probably the first and last time somebody will use the word “somersault” twice in a paragraph. That being said, I’d like to apologize to Romania’s women’s play-by-play gymnastics radio personal