This week's installment of The Sports Hernia Show dives ass first into the slowly developing and widely overlooked Tiger Woods story, the rapidly evaporating assets of Latrell Sprewell and Antoine Walker, the impressive sucktidude of the New Jersey Nets as well as their new ray of hope, renowned ass-smacking Adonis, Kiki Vandeweghe. Closing things out, of course, is a little in-game booze with Ron Artest as we ride out to his emotional, "Michael, Michael, Michael" tribute.
Don't forget you can also subscribe to the show through iTunes (free) and listen to it whenever you want, including while you're riding Miss Daisy.
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The Sports Hernia Show - Episode 9
This week's installment of The Sports Hernia Show dives ass first into the slowly developing and widely overlooked Tiger Woods story, the rapidly evaporating assets of Latrell Sprewell and Antoine Walker, the impressive sucktidude of the New Jersey Nets as well as their new ray of hope, renowned ass-smacking Adonis, Kiki Vandeweghe. Closing things out, of course, is a little in-game booze with Ron Artest as we ride out to his emotional, "Michael, Michael, Michael" tribute.
Don't forget you can also subscribe to the show through iTunes (free) and listen to it whenever you want, including while you're riding Miss Daisy.
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