EveryJoe

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• Hot Chicks Pumping Gas
• Wimbledon: James Blake Yells at Pam Shriver
• 2010 NBA Mock Draft - First Round
• Steve Smith Injured, Officially Brittle
• Hottest Hitters in Baseball
• Underrated TV Shows
• Best Ice Cream

Hot Chicks Pumping Gas Posted: 22 Jun 2010 06:15 PM PDT Even hot chicks need to fill up. In this week’s photo gallery, we have some of the hottest celebs pumping gas. Some of these ladies really know how to handle the nozzle. Also don’t miss last week’s gallery of hot chicks getting out of the car. All images: WENN.com Post from: EveryJoe

Wimbledon: James Blake Yells at Pam Shriver Posted: 22 Jun 2010 05:28 PM PDT At Wimbledon on Tuesday, James Blake was eliminated by Robin Haase in straight sets. After the loss, Blake questioned his future in tennis and hinted at retirement. But that wasn’t the story of the match. ESPN tennis analyst Pam Shriver was talking so loud from her broadcast spot overlooking the court that the players could hear her. Though Blake wasn’t mad at what she was saying, he was definitely miffed at how loud she was. “Amazing you used to play tennis,” snapped Blake during the match. “I can still hear you.” At that point, Shriver should have apologized and lowered her voice. But instead she got arrogant and obnoxious, telling viewers, “James just yelled at me. I’m way above the court, but evidently he can hear me. He’s got rabbit ears.” After the next point, Blake yelled, “You have to be an ass about it, too? And act like I’m at fault.” Shriver continued by completely out of line: “And there he is, talking again. It’s amazing. I had no idea.” ESPN should be embarrassed by Shriver’s behavior and she definitely owes Blake an apology. Post from: EveryJoe

2010 NBA Mock Draft - First Round Posted: 21 Jun 2010 08:56 PM PDT The 2010 NBA Draft is almost here. Who is your favorite team going to pick? You’ll find out officially on June 24th at 7 p.m. ET, however here is an early look. Tell us what you think of EveryJoe’s 2010 NBA Mock Draft where we cover the first round of the draft. 1. John Wall, Washington Wizards 2. Evan Turner, Philadelphia 76ers 3. Derrick Favors, New Jersey Nets 4. Wesley Johnson, Minnesota Timberwolves 5. DeMarcus Cousins, Sacramento Kings 6. Paul George, Golden State Warriors 7. Greg Monroe, Detroit Pistons 8. Al-Farouq Aminu, Los Angeles Clippers 9. Luke Babbit, Utah Jazz 10. Gordon Hayward, Indiana Pacers 11. Cole Aldrich, New Orleans Hornets 12. Ed Davis, Memphis Grizzlies 13. Avery Bradley, Toronto Raptors 14. Ekpe Udoh, Houston Rockets 15. Patrick Patterson, Milwaukee Bucks 16. Xavier Henry, Minnesota Timberwolves 17. Larry Sanders, Chicago Bulls 18. Damion James, Miami Heat 19. Daniel Orton, Boston Celtics 20. Elliot Williams, San Antonio Spurs 21. Solomon Alabi, Oklahoma City Thunder 22. Greivis Vasquez, Portland Trail Blazers 23. James Anderson, Minnesota Timberwolves 24. Quincy Pondexter, Atlanta Hawks 25. Tibor Pleiss, Memphis Grizzlies 26. Kevin Seraphin, Oklahoma City Thunder 27. Hassan Whiteside, New Jersey Nets 28. Dominique Jones, Memphis Grizzlies 29. Jordan Crawford, Orlando Magic 30. Eric Bledsoe, Washington Wizards Post from: EveryJoe

Steve Smith Injured, Officially Brittle Posted: 21 Jun 2010 08:22 PM PDT Being 5-foot-9 and in the NFL is asking for a bruising — just ask Steve Smith. The oft-injured wide receiver for the Carolina Panthers is seemingly always banged up. Not surprisingly, Steve Smith is injured again. What is surprising is how he got hurt. Playing flag football. Image: TSN.ca Flag football is supposed to be a non-contact sport. Somehow Steve Smith broke his left arm while playing with kids at his camp despite the lack of tackling. Smith’s agent is saying that Smith slipped and broke his arm when he tried to brace himself. At the end of the 2009 NFL season, Smith broke his same arm playing tackle football. This flag football injury is in a different part of his arm but he’ll need a plate and screws to repair the break. According to Smith’s agent, the wide receiver should be able to be on the field when the season begins. That, of course, assumes that Steve Smith doesn’t hurt himself again before then. Post from: EveryJoe

Hottest Hitters in Baseball Posted: 21 Jun 2010 08:16 PM PDT With summer officially here, there are a number of hitters heating up. Which MLB hitters are the hottest of the hot? Here’s a look at the hitters that are making early cases to add an MVP award to the ol’ resume. Detroit Tigers 5) Albert Pujols Relatively speaking, Albert Pujols is off to a slow start. However, in human terms, Pujols is doing just fine. He’s hitting .306, 15 homers and 50 RBIs. 4) Corey Hart Although he’s only hitting .269, Corey Hart is leading the NL in 18 homers and 53 RBIs. If the Brewers can get going, expect Hart’s production to get even better. 3) Josh Hamilton In recent weeks, Josh Hamilton has been amazing. Playing as well as he’s ever played in the majors, Hamilton is hitting .337 with 16 home runs and 52 RBIs. 2) Robinson Cano Guess who has the highest batting average in all of baseball. If you guessed Robinson Cano, pat yourself on the back. Along with his .365 average, Cano has 14 homers and 49 RBIs. 1) Miguel Cabrera Miguel Cabrera has always been talented. Now he’s putting it all together. The slugger for the Tigers is hitting .328 while leading all of baseball in homers (19) and RBIs (60). Post from: EveryJoe

Underrated TV Shows Posted: 21 Jun 2010 08:16 PM PDT Sick of endlessly flipping the channel on your television set? If so, check out these underrated TV shows. Watch a few episodes and you may just get hooked and find a new reason to fire up your DVR. 5) Billy the Exterminator Corny? Yes. That said, Billy the Exterminator is a fun show to watch. You can follow Billy as he takes on unique challenges … and does so with a kind heart. Check it out on A&E. 4) King of the Hill Though it’s been around forever, King of the Hill doesn’t get enough respect. In fact, it was recently canceled by Fox. But take in a few episodes and see how this laidback yet funny animated series pulls you in. 3) Judge Mathis Nowadays there are a ton of judge shows on television. While Judge Mathis might not be the best but it’s definitely the most entertaining. 2) I Survived I Survived, a show on the Biography channel, is where you can get a first-hand account of amazing survival stories. Each episode features multiple stories that are sure to get your blood pumping. 1) Tosh.0 Do you like cheap humor? Tosh.0, a Comedy Central show hosted by Daniel Tosh, gives you hilarious, cheap humor by the ton. Watch a few episodes and fall in love with this show that heavily relies on the wonders of the internet. Post from: EveryJoe

Best Ice Cream Posted: 21 Jun 2010 08:07 PM PDT Nothing turns around a bad day like a bowl of ice cream. Now that summer is officially here, it’s time to break out the ice cream bowl and head to the freezer. In a previous post, we asked our readers for their favorites; here are the results of the best ice cream. Image: sxc.hu Haagen-Dazs Vanilla “When I want ice cream, I like it without any frills. That’s why I go for some classic Haagen-Dazs vanilla. You can never go wrong with that choice!” – Dan Breyers Rocky Road “I’m a Rocky Road addict and my favorite brand is Breyers. It’s just so natural, fresh and yummy.” – Susan Ben & Jerry’s Cherry Garcia “There’s no doubt that Cherry Garcia is the best of the best. I never touch any other flavor of ice cream.” – Praheeb Dreyer’s Neapolitan “Flavorful. Filling. Fantastic.” – Richard Blue Bell Southern Blackberry Cobbler “I tried Southern Blackberry Cobbler for the first time earlier this year and instantly fell in love. I told all my friends and now they are all hooked too.” – Junior Post from: EveryJoe

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