Tragic news coming out of Englewood, Colorado. AP is reporting that the Arapahoe County Sherriff has reported that Denver Bronco Wide Receiver Kenny McKinley has been found dead in his apartment today.

As the Inez Sainz/New York Jets saga continues to make the rounds on sports blogs and Twitter, it appears to be growing into a larger story. Earlier today, Fox News covered it, and now Sainz has appeared on CNN’s Rick’s List to discus her side of things with host Rick Sanchez and Brooke Baldwin.

Here’s what we know about the following video: a goalkeeper’s hubris has him prematurely celebrating a stopped penalty kick…well, you get the idea. The clip pretty much speaks for itself, which is a good thing, because we know very little about it, apart from the obvious fact that its quite enjoyable to watch.

Boston.com is reporting that New England Patriots QB Tom Brady was involved in a car accident this morning in downtown Boston. Claiming that the accident was “more than a minor fender-bender” little else is known at this point, nor has Brady’s health been reported yet.

The news that Reggie Bush may in fact have his Heisman Trophy revoked appears to transcend your sports media world, evidenced by the following conversation between Fox News host Shep Smith and correspondent Jonathan Hunt.

The most talked about highlight from last night’s Major League Baseball action didn’t occur on the field – and it wasn’t even caught on video. During a home game at Texas Rangers’ stadium, a spectator fell 30-feet while reaching for a foul ball from the front row of the second deck.

Shortly after the Chicago Blackhawks defeated the Philadelphia Flyers to win their first Stanley Cup in 49 years, NBC color commentator Jeremy Roenick was asked for his post-game thoughts and showed emotion not typically seen by a sports star.

For residents of the Queens’ projects “Queensbridge” last night’s highlight of the Lakers victory over the Suns was not the last shot. It was probably the post game interview where they saw their favorite son (sorry Nas) get some broadcasting love from TNT courtside analyst Craig Sager. Ron Artest‘s last second lay-up, of a Kobe Bryant airball not only won the game, but atoned for some bad decisions earlier in the game. Video of the post game interview after the jump.

Last night the Orlando Magic handily 113-92 beat the Boston Celtics continued to defy odds of coming back from being down 3-0 in the Eastern Conference Finals. But according to media reports, social media and Twitter feeds, the Magic got some help from referee Joey Crawford, who gave Celtics center Kendrick Perkins what saw as the lamest technical foul in recent history. Watch video after the jump.

ESPN’s Outside the Lines is a critically acclaimed sports news program that tackles some of the bigger social and political issues inside sports culture of the day. And sometimes they take on tennis outfits. On today’s show, guest Christopher Muther (style columnist for the Boston Globe) mused on the latest kerfuffle surrounding Venus Williams French Open outfit, and might have stepped in it a little.