Brandon Inge Of The Tigers Injures Himself Lifting A Pillow

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Brandon Inge Hits the Disabled List in a Pillow-Lifting Related Incident
Published 6/26/2008 by Will Brinson at FanHouse
Filed under: Detroit, Tigers, AL Central, MLB Injuries In fairness, Brandon Inge is not blaming his inability to properly lift a pillow for the entire extent of the injury that has him headed to the disabled list. The injury has been bugging him for a while, and this just put it over the top. Because, lifting pillows can be a pretty dangerous activity. Inge said he aggravated the injury moving a pillow for his three-year-old Monday night. He said if not for that mishap, he probably would have tried to continue to play with the injury, which he said has bothered him since he suffered it on June 1 in Seattle. Told ...

ST. ANDREW'S NET: PILLOW TALK
Published 6/26/2008 at With Leather - Sports news and gossip for cybernetic chimpanzees
Saint Andrew's Net is With Leather's daily link dump. Like most dumps, there are a few tire fires and severed appendages. But we encourage them! FanIQ is in disbelief about Brandon Inge hurting himself on a pillow. I don't know. Teresa Moore's look pretty debilitating as well. For the harried runner: Machochip highlights a jacket with LED turn signals. Yep, Simpsons did it. Bart and his Ultimate Belt are none too impressed. Food Court Lunch welcomes Jermaine O'Neal to Canadia with a few practical tips about dressing. Make sure to leave a pocket for maple syrup.  On Fanhouse, John Daly tees off from ...

AS IF YOU NEEDED MORE PROOF THAT INGE IS SOFT
Published 6/26/2008 by World of Isaac (noreply@blogger.com) at The World of Isaac
I don't even know where to start with this story. But apparently, Brandon Inge hurt himself moving his kids pillow I've repeatedly ripped on Brandon here at WOI, so I will let somebody else go ahead and speak for me here. An excerpt from the fellas over at FanIQ: Apparently Inge already had a sore oblique muscle, and the vicious pillow sent it over the edge. Now see here's my question. Even if this story is true, why would you ever admit it? It's one of the stupidest injuries I've ever heard of. Just say you got into a bar fight with a homeless, knife-wielding lunatic. I would have ...