You might’ve heard Brian Banks’ story before. In 2002, Banks pleaded no contest to rape and spent five years and two months in jail on the advice of his lawyer, despite no DNA evidence and Banks’ complete innocence of the charge. Now he’s got a serious shot at the NFL.

When Pete Kozma smack a home run to center field against the Diamondbacks last night, two lucky fans – a couple, we think – were about to get their very own baseball souvenir. Except no one was wearing a glove, and Mr. Boyfriend wanted no part of catching a baseball with his bare hands some 400-feet from home plate.

Didn’t watch sports on TV last night? Well you missed one impressive feat and one impressive almost-feat.

The web roundup for Tuesday, April 2. Facebook/Twitter/tips. Here goes.

Jose Calderon, who was a part of the deal that landed Rudy Gay in Toronto, is a Detroit Piston. Before the trade, he was a Toronto Raptor. The Pistons visited the Raptors last night at the Air Canada Centre last night, and at halftime Jose Calderon walked back towards the locker room – a path separated by a barrier, one for the visitors, one for the home squad. Jose Calderon, well he chose wrong.

Of all the fouls on LeBron James during the Chicago Bulls streak-ending win last week, this one was deemed a flagrant. Fair or (not flagrant) foul?

It’s only a matter of time before Jay-Z replaces Bud Selig, we suspect.

Too bad class of 2014 linebacker/tight end Michael Ferns, the recipient of this letter from Mississippi State, is already committed to Michigan.

Did you watch? It was a beautiful day for baseball yesterday, fresh air and warm weather and planting yourself by the television for 10 straight hours.

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