Clint Malarchuk you are our next canidate for the Barely Hanging on Award. For those of you not familiar with Clint have a look at the graphic video below. Clint is a former NHL goalie best known for having his jugular vein slashed by a skate in a 1989 game with Buffalo. Now he has done it again and accidently shot himself in the chin while out rabbit hunting with a .22 caliber rifle.  His wife, Christy, told police that the rifle discharged when he placed the butt on the ground between his legs.

When he had his jugular cut he took 300 stitches, spent one night in the hospital and was back with the team in four days. No word yet on how many days until he can get back rabbit hunting.

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I was browsing through Google Trends tonight as I am watching the last game at Yankee Stadium and wow a lot of google users are looking up the greats. Just look at the top trends they include Yogi Berra, Catfish Hunter, Whitey Ford, Thurman Munson. Those are all in the top 10, flick to page two and it's a who's who of Yankee greats. 

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So I picked up Tiger Woods 09 for the XBox360 yesterday and am having some great fun playing it. Tiger Woods 08 was terrible, full of bugs and online play was so slow it was obscene. Anyways, some guy put out a  video on YouTube that Tiger could walk on water and par out from his shot on the pond. EA counter released a video which shows that Tiger is just that good. Give it a watch, it's great. 

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Well pre-season nfl is back and I was looking around for some scores and came across this great photo of Brett Favre crying like a schoolgirl with a bruised knee. I love it and thank god he didn't end up with the Vikings.

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As an avid golfer that has witnessed a few holes in one but never had one it's amazing to see somebody get two in one round. "According to a 2000 Golf Digest article cited by the Traverse City Record-Eagle, the odds of one player making two holes-in-one during the same round are 67 million to 1." Now that is incredible. Not only that but this 66 year old man can hit a pretty good ball by the sounds of things. "The 66-year-old Grayling man used a 7-iron to card his first-ever ace Thursday on the 167-yard 10th hole at Marsh Ridge in Gaylord. Then Hickey used an 8-iron to ace the 147-yard 17th hole."  What sucks though is he was still 2 over par.

Small story so here is a headless golfer.

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