Four months after helping lead the New York Giants to the Super Bowl, running back Ahmad Bradshaw is currently locked up in a Virginia prison, charged with violating probation from an unnamed juvenile offense. Bradshaw ran for 45 yards in the Giants' improbable Super Bowl victory over the Patriots.

UPDATE: After a month, Bradshaw released from jail 

Last year's MVP of the Final Four NCAA basketball tourney and current Chicago Bulls forward Joakim Noah was arrested in Gainesville early Sunday morning for having an "open container" of alcohol. During a search, police found a joint inside a cigarette pack. Noah was charged with two misdemeanors and fined $200.

July 10: Business Week 10 @ High Times 4

In the much anticipated matchup of the NYMSL's 2007 playoff finalists, Business Week got the best of High Times, who ended BW's 35-game winning streak with an come-from-behind title game victory last September. In this contest, BW took an early 4-run lead on their home field in Riverside Park and doubled it in the 3rd inning when lefty-swinging 1B Del Hawbraker clouted a 3-run HR over the stone wall in right field. HT fought back with 3 runs in the 4th, but it was too little and too late as BW cruised to their 4th straight league win. (Steve Bloom)

	W	L	PCT.	GB	OVERALL
Business Week	4	0	1.000	-	11-0
Trader Monthly	4	2	.667	1	4-2
Wall St. Journal	3	2	.600	1.5	5-2
High Times	2	3	.400	2.5	7-4
WNYC	3	5	.375	3	5-5
DC Comics	1	5	.167	4.5	4-7

Mon, July 14
*WSJ @ HT

Thurs, July 17
*WSJ @ BW

Sat, July 19
*DC @ WSJ (doubleheader) 

*league game

It's common knowledge that college athletes with drug charges and positive piss tests on their records suffer for their sins on draft day. Out of the 252 players selected during the NFL Draft, just three were tainted. And one highly-touted player recently busted for pot fell off the board completely.

Michigan's Mario Manningham was selected by the New York Giants 

The sophomore season of the New York Media Softball League kicked off on May 5. High Times is looking to repeat as the league's first-ever champions. The five other teams are BusinessWeek, DC Comics, Trader Monthly, Wall Street Journal and WNYC. All games are umpired and played on fields in Central Park, Riverside Park and Baruch Playground.

Click here for the NYMSL 2008 Schedule  

More than 80% of CelebStoner readers believe Roger Clemens used steroids and human growth hormones (HGH). The former Yankee contends he injected Lidocaine and B-12 instead.

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