Leitch Comments On Simmons Situation, Q-Tip Does Knicks Song, Sex With Bartman

I hate being what I called "tweener" sick. I'm not all the way gone, but I don't feel great at all. But you don't care about that, so let's get to some random stuff to fill up your day between wondering how long you want to stand in line to vote.

-Deadspin.com legend and current WEEI.com blogger Will Leitch did a wrap of the current Bill Simmons/ESPN feud which is getting more strained by the day. If you're interested, give it a read-through. If you're not, you are probably wondering why anyone cares about a well-paid sportswriter complaining when you're having issues paying bills.

-Side note: If you're into the Boston media scene, I'd highly recommend stopping by Boston Sports Media Watch and signing up for the RSS reminders. I'm still torn on how these writers/sportscasters are becoming celebrities in their own right and how that affects coverage of athletes, but nevertheless, this is a good site to check in with.

-I'm not a Knicks fan by any means, but someone sent along this link to a two-minute song Q-Tip (Tribe Called Quest, solo work) did for New York this season. Watching Stephon Marbury in the video is hilarious knowing what we know now:

-Finally, this one is a tad overdue but I think this lady should deserve some recognition as judging by her resume, she's quite busy.

Check out Sarah Spain and her musical tribute to her relationship with infamous Cubs fan Steve Bartman in "I'm F***ng Steve Bartman." She's also quite attractive as well, so at worst, you're watching an attractive girl on video for a few minutes. Seriously, what else are you doing today? Voting?

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