I have seen some devoted fans in my day, but this one takes the cake. I cannot imagine wearing anything like this to a baseball game. Sure, I can see showing up to NASCAR in a g-string with Home Depot on the triangle, but this is completely different. This has to be the most dedicated Sox fan out there.

What’s next, fans shaving their heads and tattooing their favorite team on their head or dying their pubic hair the team colors? It seems like a silly move to me. It’s not like the team will thank her nipples if they win. She might claim it was her nipples that made them win, but I doubt that would be the case.

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Once again, I’m scrambling to get my picks and predictions up at the last minute. I didn’t do as good as I would have liked last week. I hope to improve this week, even though, once again I am scrambling to get my picks up. As always, feel free to share your own picks.

Here are my picks for the first Five Weeks of the NFL’s Regular Season:

Week One – 10–6
Week Two – 9–7
Week Three - 12-4
Week Four – 8–6
Week Five - 7-7

Cincinnati @ Kansas City

Winner: Cincinnati

Houston @ Jacksonville

Winner: Jacksonville

Miami @ Cleveland

Winner: Cleveland

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I don’t really have a lot of time for explanations on my NFL Picks this week, seeing as I have cut it down to the wire when choosing my picks, with the majority of the games played tomorrow. So, let’s get right to it, and hopefully, next week, I’ll be able to list more information about each match-up.

Here are my picks for the first Four Weeks of the NFL’s Regular Season:

Week One – 10–6
Week Two – 9–7
Week Three - 12-4
Week Four – 8–6

Here are the match-ups this week and my picks:

Cleveland @ New England

Winner - New England

Seattle @ Pittsburgh

Winner - Seattle

Carolina @ New Orleans

Winner - New Orleans

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Some fans may be disappointed by the Detroit Tigers for not making it to the post season. While many injuries plagued the team this year (including pitcher, Kenny Rogers), there were many personal accomplishments that made for some excellent baseball being played all around. From Magglio Ordoñez to Cameron Mayben (whose first major league hit was a home run off of Roger Clemens), nearly every player on the Tigers team did something spectacular this season.

The Tigers finished the season in second place for the AL Central Division, just behind the Cleveland Indians. Finishing with an 88-74 record just wasn’t good enough this year, so after beating the Chicago White Sox, in the last game of the season, the Tigers bid the baseball world adieu, at least until March or April when Spring Training begins.

This year, the Tigers, not just as a whole, but as players, did not get the credit or appreciation they deserved. Many personal achievements were reached and there will be mention of at least one of them in the record books…Magglio Ordoñez. Mags won the AL batting title this year. While everyone was blathering about how great it was A-Rod got some homeruns, Magglio was busy helping his team out with his massive, batting average and nearly errorless fielding.

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