Hot Clicks: Esti Ginzburg; Bruins celebrate with $100,000 champagne

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Jimmy has today off to recover from his Chicago weekend. The real weekend party, however, was in Boston, where more than 1 million Bruins fans attended the team's parade on Saturday. The party continued the nest day where the team appeared at Fenway Park to throw out the first pitch against the Brewers. In between the public celebrations, the team managed to enjoy a $100,000 bottle of champagne.

Beantown Party

Boston Bruins Fan :: Greg M. Cooper-US PRESSWIRE

Enough about Rory McIlroy. Let's talk about Herb Schmidt of Portsmouth Township, Mich. Not only did the 92-year-old hit a hole in one, but he bought everyone at the clubhouse a drink with the $200 in prize money he received for the feat.

Real Golf Champion of the Weekend

Is the NFL lockout hurting players so much they can't afford a $27 bar tab? Apparently, yes.

Tales From the Lockout

Despite playing a grand total of zero playoff games, Mavs rookie guard Dominique Jones got the Larry O'Brien trophy tattooed on his neck. At least he waited until Dallas won the title.

More Ink for the Mavs

I found myself watching the movie Twelve last night, which I still can't tell if I liked or not. One thing I know I liked was Esti Ginzburg, who made her acting debut in the film playing the hottest girl in school. Did I mention she's also a Sports Illustrated swimsuit model?

Photo Gallery Of The Day

Esti Ginzburg :: Ricardo Tinelli/SI

One week ago, high schooler Nathan Kotylak was star water polo player heading to the University of Calgary on a full scholarship. After being caught trying to set a police car on fire during the riots in Vancouver, Kotylak is trying to save what's left of his future. He issued this apology for his actions.

More Fallout From Vancouver

The couple from Vancouver who were caught kissing amidst the riots spoke to NBC's Today's show Matt Lauer and Ann Curry and gave their story about the famous photograph.

And In Happier News...

This golfer loses his temper and injures himself in the process ... White Sox first baseman Paul Konerko's father was hit with a foul ball during yesterday's Chicago-Arizona game ... A 102-year-old woman and her 83-year-old daughter attended their first Mets game yesterday. (Of course, the Mets lost, 7-3.) ... This Malibu house is made entirely of 747 plane parts.

Random Links

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Bad First Pitch Video Of The Day

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