Neil Best followed up on his “anti champagne celebration” blog post with this interesting tidbit : As far as I can tell, the notion of spraying champagne to celebrate a sports victory began with Dan Gurney after the 1967 24 Hours of Le Mans. Whether or not that is accurate. I do know that by 1969 the Mets had brought the practice into Major League Baseball locker rooms. I am amazed by this fact. Does anyone in the audience remember the Yankees dynasty from the fifties and how they cel

Hollywood stars seem to be dropping like lead balloons in 2009. The latest household name to go was heartthrob Patrick Swayze. (Check out our awesome Swayze tattoo ). While this multi-talented performer could act, sing, and dance (even starting a few embarrassing dance crazes ), we’ll always remember him for his ability to rock a kick ass mullet. In honor of Mr. Swayze’s hair, we would like to pay tribute to the all-time great celebrity mullets. 20. Mario Lopez A.C. Slater could make

MiamiHerald.com Indians dismiss Wedge , coaching staff MLB.com CLEVELAND -- Seven years after it began, the Eric Wedge era of Indians baseball is over. The Indians are in the early ... Indians fire Wedge Seattle Post Intelligencer Indians fire manager Eric Wedge The Associated Press Cleveland's Eric Wedge era will mercifully end after this weekend Yahoo! Sports The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com Indians dismiss Wedge, coaching staff – NIMBRUNG.NET is a post from: Daily Update Hot News at Your

The Dodge Challenger has been out for almost two years now and the response has been nothing short of spectacular. The Dodge boys hit the nail on the head when they took the essence of the 1970 Challenger and re-sculpted it into the new modern form we know today. Customizers were quick to jump on it, putting their own personal touches on Dodge’s beautiful design. In fact, last year at SEMA, there were no fewer than fifty custom Challengers present. Located in New Rochelle, NY, Proformance Ind

On September 30, 1998, former major leaguer Dan Quisenberry dies from a brain tumor at the age of 45. Nicknamed “Quiz,” the side-arming reliever saved 244 games and posted a 2.76 ERA during his 12-year career. On September 30, 1992, George Brett of the Kansas City Royals goes 4-for-4 to reach the 3,000-hit plateau. On September 30, 1984, Mike Witt of the California Angels pitches a perfect game. The curveballing right-hander stymies the Texas Rangers, striking out 10 batters in a 1-