Daily Noontime – July 25, 2011
The NFL season rests on the shoulders of DeMaurice Smith, as well as the NFLPA.
Good Day to everyone and welcome into yet another wonderful Daily Noontime! Here’s the headlines and news of the day, so enjoy!
Headlines:
* Monday should be an important day in the NFL, as the players and owners should officially shake hands, as well as end the lockout.
* Sunday was a special day, as the Boston Red Sox ended their three-game series with the Seattle Mariners with a win, but also, celebrated Tim Wakefield‘s 2,000th strikeout too.
* Sadly, Michael Phelps and Team USA settled for the bronze medal on Sunday at the 400-meter freestyle relay, which isn’t a great feeling, right?
* More news is currently being released on Monday about Lorenzen Wright‘s death, as well as what the Memphis police department didn’t do right.
* The Mariners extended their losing streak to 15-games, but is that something to be proud of, especially as a M’s fan?
* Sunday was an exciting day, as Cooperstown, New York welcomed a few new members to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Games to Watch:
* Pittsburgh at Atlanta (MLB) – 7:00pm eastern
* Seattle at New York Yankees (MLB) – 7:05pm eastern
* Kansas City at Boston (MLB) – 7:10pm eastern
Video of the Day:
How awesome is it when you watch Shaquille O’Neal show off his puppetry skills?