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April 30, 2008
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Blog Hound: Suns, Mavericks Elimination Tops Today's Blog Topics

Taking the top spot in today’s Top Five Topics is news that both the Suns and Mavericks have been eliminated from the NBA Playoffs, despite making key trades during the season. Brazilian soccer player Ronaldo made his way into the second spot with reports that he was being extorted by a transvestite prostitute to the tune of $30,000. Meanwhile, free agent P Roger Clemens' fall from grace continues with accusations of a second affair with a Manhattan bartender named Angela Moyer. In the fourth spot are stories that KTCK-AM, a Dallas radio station, insulted Royals 3B Alex Gordon’s wife while interviewing her. Closing out the scandalous top five topics today are pictures of Steelers K Jeff Reed seen partying in Las Vegas while wearing a tiara. Please visit www.sportsmediachallenge.com for more info or see chart below.

 

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