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8:07 PM Adam Schefter on a possible destination for Larry Johnson: "When Larry Johnson left Penn State, the one team he wanted to most play for was the Steelers. If he clears waivers, he'd love Pittsburgh." Wait, is Mike Tomlin qualified enough for L.J.?

7:52 PM You too now have a chance to hold a job Rush Limbaugh once did. But unlike Limbaugh, you won't have to reveal your identity.

7:36 PM From this report by ESPN's Chris Mortensen, it certainly appears that the NFL will hold league office-enated punishment from the Randy Hanson incident over the head of Raiders Coach Tom Cable unless he gets counseling. As the league should, good move.

7:18 PM AOL's Jeff Fletcher reports tonight, "(Dodgers GM Ned) Colletti, on Joe Torre: "He's expressed a serious interest in coming back (beyond 2010). We'll talk about it and see where it goes." Perhaps Torre anticipating an ownership change? Know something we don't, Joe?

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Reggie Is Behind Kim K.’s Efforts To Lose Weight

Posted by jason on Jul. 16, 2008, 9:50pm

• Reggie Bush wants to help gal pal Kim Kardashian cut a few calories.

Well, bumping ‘n’ grinding is one way to do it.

• Quinton Jackson went on a little Rampage through the streets of SoCal.

• We were so close to seeing J.D. Drew pitch in the All-Star Game.

• Kirk Radomski delivers more bad news for Roger Clemens.

• Tigers reliever Todd Jones wouldn’t mind some love for his lip hair.

Position Players Prepped For Pitching Predicament

Posted by Signal to Noise on Jul. 16, 2008, 1:30pm

During last night’s 15-inning endurance test at Yankee Stadium, there appeared to be a chance that, at the very least, Red Sox skipper Terry Francona was going to have to figure out which position player he would have had to turn to. The NEW YORK TIMES reports that players such as Evan Longoria and game MVP J.D. Drew were ready to hit the mound.