If you're looking for me to pile on Jay... move along!

A little late in the day with a post game look of the Bears Week 10 outing this week and if you saw or heard anything about it, you'd know why. I can honestly say it was the most I've ever been more sure something good was going to happen only to be left for heart break.
Anytime a quarterback starts his press conference by apologizing to the defense like Jay Cutler did last night, you know it was a rough game. What does the defense say about it? NOT NECESSARY! And rightfully so. I mean, really? I know what he's doing and yeah I'd be sorry, too, but Jay you did the best you can, buddy. And I know some smart ass is going to take that and say "Yeah, shitty!" Well, whatever, jabroni. The fact of the matter is Jay has no help on the offensive side of the ball. It became clear down the stretch Jay only had faith in one guy to catch the big pass and his name is Greg Olsen.
Of the five interceptions I'd say the first one was on him and the fifth one was on him. The other three were on the receiver. The Hester one, especially is caught if Devin does not fall down.
Of course, the national pundits have to pile on and make this about Jay being a punk and not knowing what he's doing. Really?
Well, I'd say the offense looked pretty good last night aside from the picks. If Matt Forte can't get it going running the ball, they found ways to get him involved last night and it was a good thing to see. Devin Hester caught seven passes and so did Olsen to spread things around.
And I can't remember the last time the Bears had a 300-yard passer in back-to-back games. Jay is the key to this offense if he has something better than the WORST offensive line protecting him and giving the running back a chance to turn the offense into anything but one sided.
To all you haters: GET OFF IT! If you want Jay out of town, you probably have a friend who says they hate the Packers now while Mike McCarthy and Ted Thompson are still a part of the team. Get a clue! Put your fair-weather fan gear back in the closet and give us TRUE fans the chance to cheer this team. I'm riding this No. 6 train to the end in 2013 come hell or high water.




While I'm feeling upset, let's talk fights. This weekend has a damn good one over on the boxing front. I know most of the world has ditched the sport for mixed martial arts, but this one between Manny Pacquiao and Miguel Cotto has a chance to be great. And it could set up one of the greatest fights ever as if Manny wins he will get a shot at Floyd "Money" Mayweather which the entire world is looking forward to. I don't claim to be a fight expert, I just like to watch two guys beat the tar out of one another, so check out a good preview of the bout here on SI.com.
Call me a front runner, but I'm rooting for Manny in this one.

Alright, got a couple videos to send your way now. One was something I saw on ESPN last night but didn't have sound to know what was going on while watching the Bears game with Amanda. Check this kid doing a mean Bon Jovi and getting interviewed by Erin Andrews (LUCKY DOG!). They call him Little Jovi. So awesome!



Finally, this is a baseball video and not really in season, but still good. If you know me you know I got to TON of Brewers games each year. That usually means my significant other, if she wants to hang out with me, has to come along. Because of that, I've made it somewhat of a man rule to not propose to a girl at a ball game. I mean I'm going to drag her to countless games before the question if popped and if she becomes my wife she will continue to come along, so I'd give her that moment and not do it at a sporting event. Anyways, check this...



Today's Nussie Hunter stays with a theme for the weekend of big fights. Not sure if you saw the Playboy a couple years back, but one of the original UFC Octagon girls, Rachelle Leah. She knows fights and let's see, she knows how to carry a card with a number on it. Oh and she looks good. Does her job and does it well! Ha!

Couldn't have said it better myself!

Hey all. Welcome back. Got a little bit of a different look for you today with the blog, as I'm going to promote another blog. One which I follow on Twitter, Miller Park Drunk.
Mainly, I'm doing this because the Brewers got swept out of Steel City yesterday and I'm getting sick of talking about the failures.
Just take a look, it's well put over there on MPD. It's a rather funny exchange between the players of the 1983 team that had high expectations following 1982 run at the World Series.
Within said blog is a shout out to everyone's favorite Milwaukee Brewers beat writer, Anthony Witrado. Then I found these links, in which J-S editors stand behind the jabroni that covers the Crew. While I was reading, MPD, I missed yesterday's blog which recounts his most read blogs in history. This was some funny stuff.
It's become so bad between myself and my man, R.J. that whenever we sit down at a game, one of the first things I look for is who is covering the game for the J-S. When it's a "Retardo" game as R.J. usually replies, "Good thing I'm here and not at home reading his in-game blog!"
I'm becoming a fan. You should, too.

Ok, now for some more uplifting and funny stuff. Had some time on the Web today as I was doing my daily reading.

First, a little to wet your whistle. I'm a big fan of Rob Dyrdek. The Fantasy Factory is back for Season 2. Should be fun. Take a look. Only thing missing is a lot of Chanel!



Now for some sports bits. This streaker in Baltimore during the game. Got this from SI.com's Hot Clicks today.




And now for Part 1 of what is becoming a phenomenon on Covino and Rich, RAAAAAAAANDY! This is part one of his documentary. Be sure to take a look at Part 2 and Part 3 for the rest of it. Good stuff!



OK boys and girls (mainly boys) it's time for the Nussie Hunter. Now I'm sure many of you probably watched the Erin Andrews peephole video that was out there. This blogger did not watch that. Just didn't seem right. Well, our fave girl, EA, is out in the newest issue of GQ in a photoshoot she shot before the video came out with some pretty good photos. Here's the story that comes along with that.

So this is what all the fuss was about?!

Who is that player above? For those of you that don't know that is Jordan Crawford and he is involved in one of the biggest sports scandals in recent memory (Brett Favre please stay away).
He is the basketball player that dunked on LeBron James back at his basketball camp a couple weeks back and all the tapes of the incident had since been confiscated by Nike and LeBron.
Well TMZ.com bought the tape and debuted it today. It's kind of grainy and reminds me of the Zapruder tape shot on the grassy knoll that fateful day in Dallas the day President Kennedy was killed.
Either way, it is good to finally see some tape. Here it is for you to judge for yourself. I want to hear what you guys think. Be sure to leave a comment or E-mail me.


OK, now that we've moved on from that incident, it's time to move on with something more in-season like baseball. Conducting my daily reading today and SI.com unveiled it's list of 100 best players in MLB today. One look at it and two Brewers are in the top 13 as both Prince Fielder and Ryan Braun check in at No. 11 and No. 13.



Also worth a mention for the Brewers is Yovanni Gallardo who makes the list at No. 97. Good recognition for the Crew as they press to make the playoffs for the second straight season.
On the list as a whole, I'd say it is pretty right on. I'd like to say I know everything about every baseball player, but I have my own sports coverage to study and aside from my guys in fantasy baseball, I can't study everyone. So, if you take a peak at the list, let me know who you think should make it. I don't really have a problem with no additional Brewers on the list. I'd imagine Trevor Hoffman is somewhere in the next 20 or 25 players.
The No. 1 player on the list is Albert Pujols and I don't think many would have a problem with him hold that spot. Heck, he's been the driving force to my fantasy team this year that is is first place.

In some other sports stories I'm following, the Erin Andrews story continues to draw headlines. The New York Post posted stills from the video in Tuesday's paper and on their site. Well, I still won't get anywhere near the video because it's just damn wrong. ESPN (while I ripped them yesterday) followed with a ban from any of their employees on their outlets.

Now these last two items aren't sports, they are something I'm high on which is the "Pussification of America." It was discussed on the Covino and Rich Show yesterday (During Pussification Tuesday) that Miley Cyrus is being sued in a class action lawsuit by some Asian woman for (get ready) $4 Billion. Whoa! Here's the picture. Not how almost everyone in the pic is squinting their eyes. This is the lamest thing I've ever heard in my life. Does anyone get a damn joke anymore? Damn people! Here's a link to U.S. News and World Report that basically laughs at this lady.



OK boys, it's Nussie Hunter time. Today is a Hometown Hotties edition. I got the new Maxim yesterday and this month they have all 100 of the semifinalists in the competition. Two of the 100 are from Wisconsin and I say we get behind them. There were 14 that made the competion on some level, but these two made it through to the final 100.
First up is Tanya from Sussex. And Megan from Verona. Be sure to check out both pages and watch their videos. Both seem like great girls. Not going to say which one I like more to poison the sample here, but take a look for yourself with a double dose today. And don't forget to vote both of them into the finals on Maxim.com.

First up is Tanya from Sussex



Megan from Verona

Can the National League please win an All-Star Game?!

Who would have thought when it happened in 2002 that it would be the closest the National League would get since 1996. The tie at the Miller Park Major League Baseball All-Star Game was the last time the NL has not lost the Mid-Summer Classic in 13 years and with it being the determining factor in home field for the most important series in the sport, doesn't bode well for the Senior Circuit.
While ratings were down slightly nationwide, it was a hit in Milwaukee, ranking just second in the country to just the host city of St. Louis.

The game itself was a solid game. Kind of a lame statement I know, but it wasn't expected for an All-Star Game. I don't expect scores to be 15-14, but I do expect something like 7-6, not the final of 4-3. When it came down to it, a triple followed by a sac fly turned out to be the difference.
Plus it was kind of odd the guy that won the MVP award and earned a bat for his troubles, did so with his glove, bringing a home run back to the field.

For the Brewers at the game, I have Prince at the top of the page and one night after delivering in the Home Run Derby, he came through in as a pinch hitter with an RBI double that gave the NL the lead at the time.
Ryan Braun played right field for the first time and you say it's not a big difference, but there is a bit of a different feel over there. You get used to where the center fielder is and the atmosphere near the line. Some of what makes the move easier is familiarity with the ballpark and the center fielder.
Then the late addition to the squad, the all-time saves leader, Trevor Hoffman came on and pitched a scoreless seventh inning only to watch the guy that replaced him in San Diego, Heath Bell, gave up what turned out to be the winning run for the AL.
In all, the trio represented well for the Brewers and I hope they get things started well for the second half Thursday.



The other highlight of the night was President Obama throwing out the first pitch. (Here's a look at Barack's day in pictures) I thought it was rather comical that it was one of the items up to select on the ESPN.com game "Streak for the Cash."
First of all, Albert Pujols caught it (which made me a winner), but FOX botched shooting the thing and we had to guess and wait for a second running of the first pitch to see how it went.
Gotta love how the lefty got it there. Some would object to his White Sox jacket, but hey, he's a sports fan and he's from Chicago. I have no problem with it.

Today was the premiere of the new Harry Potter movie and I listened to the Covino and Rich show the other day and they made a big deal about Emma Watson. I'm not a big fan, but hey, to each his own. She's not related to Randy Watson, so I can't get behind her. Haha.

And finally today, ESPN started it's push for the ESPY's this weekend. I must say I'm not into them at all. I'd rather bash my head against a wall, but when I checked out si.com's Hot Clicks today, Erin Andrews got me all excited for the event. Well, excited to see her anyways.
I must missed the fact the other day, she got hit in the face with a foul ball at the Mets-Dodgers game and actually had to go to the hospital. Poor thing. Hope she's OK.



And I lied with this being the finally, as I have a double dose of eye candy today. When I heard Richard Jefferson called off his wedding two hours before the ceremony I wondered what had happened. Turns out the fool still spent his $2 million on the festivities in Atlantic City and even after knowing he wasn't going through with it, passed his AmEx Black Card to his boys for the night. PARTY! So changed my mind. What a loser! Check out Kesha Ni'Cole.



OK boys and girls, now I'm done for today. Hope you enjoy it. Again, if you have anything you think can go here in terms of viral vids and pics be sure to E-mail me at wilbersway@gmail.com. On tap for tomorrow is a look at the Brewers second half. Send your comments my way about the season.