Shaq is getting a divorce ... asking about the wife's spending habits. You know that she couldn't be doing dirt (cheating) with another guy for two reasons.
The first is -- Would you want Shaq hunting for you knowing you tapped into that forbidden fruit? I don't think so. The second is "Who in their right mind would want to follow O'Neal after he's had four kids with this lady? There is no way you can live up to the barometer that she's using for her next mate.
The Brewers just got pounded by the Cincinnati Reds in the first game of the biggest road trip of the year (have you noticed how everything now involving the Brewers is the biggest thing in years?).
Now, we see what the players do during hostile conditions the rest of the season, so far they have failed. The Reds have nothing to play for and they played like the team in the race, not the Brew Crew. Ned Yost is going through this as a manager for the first time too.
What we will find out about Ned? Is he the great support person, second in command guy like back-up QB Brian Griese, PG Damon Jones or support actor Bill Nunn, or can he rise from the depths to handle the star seat like Denzel, Brett Favre, Mr. Marcus (Porn Star) or Phil Jackson? We shall see real soon.
Steve Haywood is the host of That Being Said, which airs weeknights at 6 p.m. on Milwaukees ESPN Radio 1510 Days / 1290 Nights. A lifelong Milwaukee resident, Steve has been working on the radio since 1996 and also is executive producer of Sports Perspectives on MATA Community Media.
After graduating from Milwaukee Tech High School in 1985, Haywood attended college at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, where he graduated in 1991.
He has covered a number of major events, including the Major League Baseball All-Star Game in 2002 and the NBA All-Star Game in 2003.
Haywood, 39, is married with two kids, a dumb cat and a dog described as a real curmudgeon.
