And all you other mother’s out there. May 10, 1970. A fan sitting behind the Blues’ goal is holding a sign that says “Happy Mother’s Day Mrs. Orr.” Bobby’s mother had traveled to Boston from her home in Canada for this game. Bobby did not disappoint. Forty seconds into sudden death overtime, Orr takes a pass from Derek Sanderson and knocks in the game-winner winner chicken dinner. Just after he shoots, Noel Picard hooks Orr’s skate and Orr goes airborne. He scored his famous high flying, electrifying, death defying goal in overtime on Mother’s Day to win the 1970 Stanley Cup. I am, I am Superman. And I can do anything.

Peace Out Homies. Six Two and Even!

Manchester United’s Nani was given a red card for headbutting Lucas Neill and then flops. Kinda like LeBron:

Peace out homies. Six two and Even!

Like my man Kelly Leak always says, “There’s nice ass at the field, that’s why I always hang around it.” For some unknown reason, maybe it was the ass, George Cowen, 17, decided he needed to get a closer look at the baseball game that was going on at Carver High School (Boston) . . . with his car, and like everything else these days it was all caught on tape for your viewing pleasure:

Peace out homies. Six Two and Even!