8/31/10

Saved (damned?) by the bell

From this report on the NJ Devils' website:

Devils' Chairman/Managing Partner Jeff Vanderbeek and mascot NJ Devil joined the Eve Fenton Love-All Foundation for the NASDAQ Closing Bell Ceremony on Monday.

The Devils have been a top supporter of the Eve Fenton Love-All Foundation for over five years through merchandise donations and mascot appearances with their youth. Also scheduled to attend the ceremony were: Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney (D), 14th District of NY (Manhattan, Queens); Scott Liroff, CFO Eve Fenton Love-All Foundation and CEO, City Knickerbocker, Inc. (a top Lighting Company in NYC for over 100 years); FDNY Chaplain Potasnik; FDNY Borough Chief Esposito; Tom North, Ameriprise.

The Eve Fenton Love-All Foundation is a non-profit, tax-exempt foundation that states goals as being to “establish an umbrella foundation to cater to the needs of indigent/disabled children.” It supports hospitals, clinics and community organizations throughout the New York/New Jersey area.

8/27/10

Dinger saved by Fuentes

Rockies' closer doesn't just save ball games:

Batting practice with Dinger

Ouch

Unbeatable

There's nothing more to say, really

Dinger's always hard at work

Even when it's not game time:

New season

After a melancholy winter, Ace is ready for the new season:

Ace is an ump

Ace knows how to ring up opposing hitters:

Raymond has a part-ayyyy...

... despite Joe Madden specifically banning him from having one:

TC's Bearly safe

Jermaine Dye's guns it to Subman at the plate with TC Bear burning rubber on his way home. Will he get tagged out?

8/26/10

8/25/10

Equine mascot racing

A bit of argy bargy down the stretch makes for a photo-finish in this 100-yard dash:

8/23/10

Sparty downed in gladitarioal combat

We all know that 'The Battle of Carthage' was the best scene in Gladiator. Here's a watered down version where PSU's Nittany Lion employs his own, customized chariot to down MSU's Sparty:

8/22/10

If you're going to talk the talk, you'd better be ready to walk the walk

Raymond starts off with a bit of boogying, before taunting the O's third base coach, and then eventually paying the price. And when he tries to grass him up to the umpire, his complaints fall on deaf ears:

8/20/10

Boltman on sale

Wanna buy the San Diego Chargers' Boltman costume? Well it's on sale. As long as you're not Al Davis, that is:

"I wouldn't sell it to Al Davis, if he called me up himself," [owner] Dan Jauregui said, despite a report in Saturday's San Diego Union-Tribune that said he won't turn a Raiders fan away.

ESPN has the details.

8/19/10

Slider the fighter

After vanquishing one foe, Slider turns his attention to some kind of steel opponent (is it a bottle?) and gets nailed by a sucker punch (of sorts):

8/13/10

Donald (allegedly) can't keep his hands to himself

According to the Smoking Gun, (literally, not figuratively):

While visiting Epcot Center in Florida, a Pennsylvania woman alleges that a Disney employee dressed as Donald Duck grabbed her breast and molested her after she sought an autograph.

After the alleged groping, Donald Duck made gestures--apparently with his snowy white hands—“indicating he had done something wrong,” according to a lawsuit filed last month by April Magolon. The Upper Darby woman, 27, was visiting Epcot with her children and fiancĂ© in May 2008 when the incident reportedly occurred.

Magolon, is suing Disney for negligence, battery, and infliction of emotional distress, and is seeking in excess of $50,000 in damages. The entertainment giant has petitioned to have the lawsuit, which was filed in Pennsylvania’s Court of Common Pleas, transferred to federal court in Philadelphia.

According to Magolon’s complaint, she has suffered “severe physical injury, emotional anguish and distress including, but not limited to post-traumatic stress disorder” as a result of the run-in with Donald Duck. She also contends that the incident was “one of a long line of continuing, long standing, similar prior incidents” involving the groping of patrons by costumed Disney employees.

Here is the formal complaint