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College Baseball Player Pulls a Major League 2
FILED UNDER: Humor. Movies. News. People. Sports. Videos.
College baseball star Brian Kownacki could easily double as a stuntman or Olympic gymnast. In the video above, Kownacki does a flying leap right over the catcher’s head to dive straight into home plate for an amazing 3-run play.
The opposing team, naturally, was left in a total state of bewilderment. As you can see, immediately after the play, the opposing team’s coach ran over and begin aggressively arguing with the umpire, urging that the catcher touched the runner when he flung his hands above his head.
However, all of the arm flailing, both by the catcher and the coach, was to no avail as the Kownacki’s team won 12-9.
It’s a truly amazing feat, no doubt. But it is awfully familiar.
Now where have I seen this move before? Oh yeah…
I wonder if Kownacki told the catcher “I don’t intend to slide” before scoring. I would have.
Cool Clothes for Gadget Lovers on Sale Again
FILED UNDER: All. Cool Stuff. Lifestyle. Sports. Tech.
It’s that time of year again – a geek’s best chance to look cool on the cheap. ScotteVest is having its biggest sale of the year with 40% taken straight off the top of some of its coolest stuff. Just remember to enter in this special coupon code – 9SALE40 – when you reach checkout. But the sale is only on through Friday and on limited stock so it’s best to act quickly. Then once you do, you’ll still be able to hold on to all those gadgets that make our digital world possible, but walk around empty-handed and un-encumbered like your only care in the world is looking good. (At least that’s what we tell ourselves when we wear ours.)
You can find their special sale page with all the details here.
Kevin Smith Threatens to Make Another Movie
FILED UNDER: All. Movies. People. Sports.

Kevin Smith has been in the news a lot recently, having recently been kicked off an airplane for occupying too much room in a seat and spilling over the sides like a grilled-cheese sandwich with too much Velveeta. It’s no coincidence that Kevin has a movie coming out this weekend, which must be nothing more than marketing coincidence, I’m sure. Cynicism aside, Kevin’s latest flick looks like it will share the same fate as every other Kevin Smith movie: failure. The man has yet to make a movie that has earned at least $30-million, which really isn’t a huge number to overcome…unless you’re Kevin Smith.
His new movie Cop Out looks terminally unfunny and should be on Starz within the month. Unwilling to rest on his laurels, he is now threatening yet one more movie, this time based on a song, a fact that already spells trouble. It will be called Hit Somebody, a hockey movie, because you know how popular Hockey is…ahem. It will star Seann Scott of American Pie fame, of whom Kevin says, ““I look at this as Seann’s opportunity to go to the (Tom) Hanks level,” Smith said. “Hanks for years and years did this (lesser) role and then he became that (blockbuster movie) guy. This is Seann’s chance to do that as well, not just be Stifler. And it’s my chance to not just be the “Clerks” guy. It’s my chance to do something big, epic in scale. Stories I tell span one day. … This spans 30 years. You’re talking a period. You’re trying to bring people to a time in your life that hasn’t existed in 30 years. The look of it, the feel of it, the sound of it — everything I have is going to be in that movie.”
Hear that? Seann Scott will be going to the “Tom Hanks” level.
…And Smith will be directing a big, epic…hockey movie.

