Blow Up Dolls: Not as good as advertised

SPORTSbyBROOKS found this 5/8/2008 on chicagobull.blogspot.com [flag]

The controversy over the White Sox blow-up doll shenanigans appears to be boiling over into a full scale Chicago newspaper war. Who would have thought that the media would blow up (no pun intended) a seemingly harmless story into a city-wide feud? Well they have. It started when Carol Slezak, one of the Sun Times' pencil jockeys, penned a column bashing Ozzie Guillen, Kenny Williams and ... [link]

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Blog-A-Roni: More Blow-Ups Over White Sox Dolls
Published 5/8/2008 by jason at SPORTSbyBROOKS
... • Meanwhile, CHICAGO BULL finds a Tribune columnist calling out the Sun-Times columnist who made a big deal about the dolls in the first place. • But the Trib notes that the Sox aren’t so insensitive, as Nick Swisher, Bobby Jenks, Toby Hall and John Danks all think pink - by ...

THE AFTER PARTY
Published 5/8/2008 by DCScrap (noreply@blogger.com) at EPIC CARNIVAL | SPORTS NEWS WITH A TWIST
... Howard is that good. (Empty The Bench) Arenas and Jamison are now a combo. (The Sports Lounge) Denver needs to dump 'Melo. (With Malice...) Charles Barkley reads "I'm a dumbass" off of teleprompter. (Foul Balls) Are Garrett and Britt Reid the worst sons ever? (The Money Shot) Thank God for beer vendors. (Home Run Derby) WFNY Comics: Lee-Man! (Waiting For Next Year) Blow-up dolls: Not as good as advertised. (Chicago Bull) Will Clemens' women pump up his steroid levels? (Steroid Nation) The 10 ...

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