Baseball Side Dishes, Able-Bodied Olympians And John Kruk's Testicles

Now that we know A-Rod is into muscular, she-male types for his extracurricular boinking, who are the ideal mistresses for the rest of baseball's stars? Hint: The gal above is one of them, which justifies her being on this page. (Babes Love Baseball)

This just in: Olympic athletes must have two legs constructed of flesh and blood. (Lion In Oil)

Welcome to the Fukudome! (Armchair GM)

What does Charlie Sheen think about what A-Rod did? Not the stripper, that should be self-evident, but the yelling at the fielder thing. (MSNBC)

The coaches of the confederacy do not dig the Wolverines. (Mgoblog and Sunday Morning Quarterback)

Mark Lemke probably wasn't on steroids. (Just Call Me Juice)

All those tubes on the internet probably make it too easy to create Heisman campaigns for college football players. (The Wizard Of Odds)

Now you know why all those cyclists use steroids. It's tricky business. (The Postmen)

If you're making fun of John Kruk, stick to his weight, his performance on ESPN or his incessant flatulence. Just don't go after his balls. Or ball, actually. (SportsbyBrooks)

Charles Barkley won't have Steve Kerr to kick around at the next TNT weenie roast. (True Hoop)

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[Broken Finger Injury]

A minor fracture shouldn't be too much to worry about. I fell on my left fourth finger when I was 12 or 13 and fractured it. The doctor's advice was to tape it to my third finger, avoid bending it, and keep it elevated. We were on a camping trip at the beach when it happened and I don't remember it impeding much. I was dying to play after two or three weeks and just didn't use that finger until I couldn't resist anymore. There were no long term effects on my playing.