Tuesday's Thunder Links

Written by DiLo | 23 March 2010

Thanks to everyone making Cougar Madness a hit.  I know I haven't dumped out some links in a while, so here is a rather large dump.  These Links bring the Thunder.

• Tiger Woods Mistress Slots [Favre Dollar Footlongs]
• Autistic Teen Picks First 2 NCAA Rounds Perfectly [NBC Chicago]
• Wings Pick Up 2 Crucial Points; Crosby Cries Some More [Detroit 4 Lyfe]
• Man Muscles is Rich [Babes Love Baseball]
• Ronnie Brown Arrested, DUI Suspected [Huffington Post]
• Breaking News: NFL Passes Overtime Rule [Black Sports Online]
• Z Officially Back; Darnell Jackson Waived [Waiting For Next Year]
• Kurt Warner Joins the Ranks of White People Walking it Out [Deadspin]
• Healthcare Reform Signed Into Law: Joe Biden Call’s it a Big F#*%ing Deal [Bro Bible]
• 6 Greatest Spring Break 2010 Fights [Busted Coverage]
• Why Would Mike Holmgren Say Such a Thing About Jimmy Clausen [Cleveland Frowns]
• Admit It.  You Thought I was Done Blogging, Didn’t You? [Club Trillion]
• One Ring to Rule them All [Friends of the Program]
• The Fausto Carmona of Old? [Only In Cleveland]
• Indians to Begin Drug Testing Latin American Sluggers [Foul Balls]
• Soriano to Bounce Back? Yeah, Right! [The Hot Corner]
• No Way. No Freakin Way; Bradley Tossed from 2 Straight Spring Training Games [Rumors and Rants]
• Turns Out Erin Andrews is a Very Expressive Lady  [Sports By Brooks]
• Podcast: Talking Tiger, NFL Lockout and More [27 Pitches]
• March Madness Moments in Cavaliers History [Stepien Rules]
• ESPN Just Days Away from 3 on 3 Topless Scrimmage [The Sports Hernia]
• Erin Andrews Makes Debut on Dancing With the Stars [Guyism]
• Earnhardt Jr. Laying Down for No One [Fan Nation]
• Raphael is Pretty Gangsta [The Big Smudge]
• Another Sports Show Blooper: Tony Can You Hear Me? [Midwest Sports Fans]
• Poor Joe Biemel [More Hardball]
• The CEO Fighting with Fans is the Highlight From Net’s Home Games [No Guts No Glory]
• Shockingly, Jose Canseco Continues to Shock Me [Sharapova’s Thigh]
• Ron Washington,  A Manager That Really Relates to his Players [Tirico Suave]