Did You See That?
Did You See That?
Welcome to <italics>Did You See That?</italics>, the tasteful photo gallery that always takes the cake.
The burgeoning PED scandal notwithstanding, things are generally looking up in Major League Baseball.
Squeeze play: Royals catcher George Kottaras and pitcher Robbie Ross of the Rangers look udderly amused as they try to milk their bodacious bovines for all they're worth before a ballgame in Arlington, Texas.
Red Sox fans erupted with glee as the Rangers' right fielder went fishing in vain for Mike Carp's home run ball at Fenway Park.
Catcher not included. In this case, that would be John Buck, whose New York Mets were about to take on the Nationals at aptly-named Nationals Park.
The big guy was instructed to chloroform the Biebs if he so much as looked interested in the Miami Heat.
It can be tough to make yourself stand out as a rookie in Major League Baseball. Wearing the wrong jersey is one way to go.
Meanwhile in Monte Carlo, the now-legendary skateboardmeister demonstrated his Jedi powers by flipping Red Bull freerunner Ryan Doyle with his mind.
The former supermodel and SI swimsuit icon was seen puttering around with the likes of financial big wig Warren Buffet and Ndamukong Suh, the Detroit Lions' famously gentle defensive end, at the Berkshire Hathawy shareholders meeting in Omaha, Neb.
Kentucky Derby winner Orb enjoys a hearty horse laugh at the expense of all those who wagered on him to win the Preakness, a group that apparently includes the groom on the right.
From der horse's mouth: "This might be a bad time to mention it, Wilbur, but I have a slight fear of heights."
Members of the swimming club bring their own ice as they jump into the drink at Sydney's Bondi Beach to uncork their winter swimming season.
Meanwhile in Guangzhou, China, the start of summer is decidedly hotter than winter is Down Under.
A trio of Chicago Cubs stage a dignified celebration after defeating the crosstown rival White Sox, 9-3, at Wrigley Field. Navarro hit three home runs in the game as was thus treated to a drink and dessert.
Thanks to the wonders of mic'ed up gloves, viewers were treated to the following exchange: Niese: "Heywood leads the league in most offensive categories, including nose hair. When this guy sneezes, he looks like a party favor." Wright: "Well listen, if we ever get out of here, me and the other guys are going to a club later on tonight. You want to come with us?" Niese: "What I was concerned with was why you didn't come up with that grounder that Rockert hit in the ninth." Wright: "It was out of my reach, what do you want me to do dive for it?"
The face-first slide isn't the most popular technique, but it does get the job done.
The A's infielder may be enjoying this Swedish massage a bit too much, so perhaps we should give him and his masseuse a moment alone.
According to the ancient cultural tenets behind this annual event, making a tot squall loudly is a fine way to ward off evil spirits. As any parent can tell you, it's also a good way to ward off sanity.
Why the call soccer The Beautiful Game: a Brandi Chastain impersonator attracts the wrapped attention of a security guard and a lively pursuit ensues.
One reason for the Maple Leafs' epic playoff meltdown against the Bruins: the team has yet to learn how to properly wear their sweaters.
One of the great football minds of our time was honored by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for inspiring the Rolling Stones' famous logo.
The cream of heavy metal's intelligentsia convened at Club Nokia in Los Angeles, where Rob Zombie received an honorarium for his work with sub-atomic particles and macro-economics.
Here we have what appear to be two New Jersey Devils fans, obviously disheartened by their team's failure to make the playoffs this year, preparing to board a train with their spouses in Schierke, Germany, during a traditional religious holiday of pre-Christian origins.
Interest in Spongebob SquarePants among the all-important 18-and-up male demographic saw a dramatic spike after the Finale, Reunion & Coronation Taping of "RuPaul's Drag Race."
In what appears to be a deleted scene from <italics>Prometheus</italics>, winner Okonkwo Patrick makes his way down the street with a vanload of passengers in tow.
If you're into the strongman thing, we recommend you pack a derm and your trunk and head for jolly old Sri Lanka.
"Marriage is great institution," as the famous philosopher Marx once said, "But who wants to live in an institution?" Well, Michael Jordan and Yvette Prieto do, and fellow inmates Larsa and Scottie Pippen were on hand at their wedding reception at the Bear's Club in Jupiter, Fla.
Red Bull's bike safety campaign message. Always remember to wear a helmet when riding on a 64th story ledge, kids. And be sure to tell your parents what you've gotten up to.
Clad in their natty Tudor attire, the merry archers fired a volley of flaming arrows from Southsea Castle to mark the opening of the new Mary Rose Museum at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard. Not surprisingly, the museum burned to the ground shortly thereafter.
The crusty former Dodgers manager is obviously a big fan of the man who brought the world "Gangnam Style."
NASCAR's new Gen-6 feline is still in the testing phase.
Our suggestion for the next great official Olympic sport.
The paparazzi were abuzz when Sideshow Bob made a shock appearance at the NFL Draft.
The current Brazilian soccer team bears (by their standard) an uncanny resemblance to this fan's stadium hat: flimsy and held together by duct tape.
The Mayan Theatre in downtown Los Angeles hosted a disorienting mix of masked Mexican professional wrestling, comedy, striptease, mariachis, Aztec dancers, tequila, and tamales from outer space. If you're beginning to doubt what we are saying, you are probably hallucinating.
Katy Dunne was done indeed after her second round Juniors match against Sara Sorribes, who won 7-5, 5-7, 3-6 at Roland Garros.
The Lakers legend reacts to have reached the end of this collection of scintillating photographs.