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This happened on Friday, when the Los Angeles Kings were still 20 minutes from closing out the St. Louis Blues in their Western Conference quarter-final. And this looks like it is one of two things: It is either two acquaintances trying to laugh off a piece of unfortunate news — or it is one of the most awkward sideline interviews in recent memory.
Yes, yes the Elisha Cuthbert eye roll is dominating the news today, which is kind of surprising given the OT thriller between the Leafs and Bruins on Wednesday night.
But we cleared a few things up: No, Cuthbert was not giving the stink eye to James Reimer’s wife April. OK? OK. You may now continue your life/stop making “Kim Bauer” jokes. Phew.
Mr. T scored a goal at the Blackhawks game on Tuesday night during a promotion at intermission. In the leadup, he was asked for his prediction about the shot from centre ice.
He responded the only way Mr. T knows how: “PAIN. I pity that puck.”
Friday’s Braves and Mets MLB game was “Star Wars Day” at the Walt Disney World ballpark, so naturally this guy showed up.
Darth Vader poses with a red lightsaber bat before a Braves spring training game at Champion Stadium.
(Photo by Todd Anderson/Disney Parks via Getty Images)
Joe Flacco is already at Disney World.
In this handout photo provided by Disney Parks, the Super Bowl XLVII MVP rides with Mickey Mouse in a parade through the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World Resort on Monday. Flacco led his Baltimore Ravens to a 34-31 win over the San Francisco 49ers last night in New Orleans. After the game, Flacco starred in a commercial where he proclaimed “I’m Going to Disney World!” (Photo by Matt Stroshane/Disney Parks via Getty Images)
Three words: Spike Lee’s hat. The director was in London for the Detroit Pistons game “home” against the New York Knicks. (AP Photo/Matt Dunham)
Great Scots! It’s Andy Murray and Sean Connery at the U.S. Open!
Photo: Matthew Stockman/Getty Images
Paying homage to Forrest Gump at the Tour de France: Pumping his arms in victory, Peter Sagan of Slovakia won the crash-marred third stage of the Tour de France on Tuesday as cycling’s showcase race returned to its home country.
Sagan, at 22 one of cycling’s brightest stars, won his second stage in his debut Tour by bolting from the splintered pack with less than 300 metres left. He crossed the line several lengths and one second – ahead of runner-up Edvald Boasson Hagen of Norway and third-place finisher Peter Velits of Slovakia.
Sagan enjoys putting on a show for fans. He churned his arms, as a runner might, in a nod to the title character in the movie “Forrest Gump.”
“It’s a thing I’d discussed with my teammates about what kind of gesture I’d do on the line,” said Sagan, who rides for Liquigas-Cannondale. “Everybody said, ‘Do a Forrest Gump’ because when he was told to run, he ran. And when I’m told to win, I win.”
Sidney Crosby is a “Cowardly Penguin” … according to a very unbiased Philadelphia news outlet.
New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg and Kermit take in the Yankees’ home opener.
