This Week in Sports

Things I liked:

• Derek Jeter, who has had a hard time proving his worth for the Yankee's lately, made history on Saturday by hitting his 3,000th hit. To push it just a little further, he took it upon himself to make that 3,000th a homerun. Why not.

• The US Women's World Cup soccer game on Sunday was awesome complete with a last second goal to tie the game, playing a player down for almost an hour of the game, bad calls, a shoot out.... Can't wait for the game tomorrow.
  

Things I didn't like:

• Yesterday was the funeral for a fireman who fell from the stands trying to catch a ball at a Rangers game and died. So so sad.

Things that surprised me:

• Roy Williams proved he is still an idiot. He proposed to his girlfriend through the mail, then sued for the ring when she said no.

• The title of this article says it all: Idiot nearly falls from the stands chasing a ball at the Home Run Derby. Amazing.

• David Beckham and his wife, Victoria, had their fourth child this weekend: Harper Seven Beckham. Seinfeld, anyone? Anyone?

Oh, and if you haven't watched the latest edition of Real Sports, it made me hate Tiki Barber more, but the story about Saadi Qadaffi was really interesting - he basically paid to be on a professional soccer team and never played. Must be nice to be so loaded. There was also a segment about Ann Wolfe, a boxing coach in Austin, Texas. SUPER interesting. That woman's scary!