If it looks like Bobby Valentine, if it sounds like Bobby Valentine, it must be Bobby Valentine. Reddit informs us that this is Bobby V grunting next to some dude rapping on the streets of Chicago. Why Bobby V would find himself in this situation remains to be seen, but at least we now know he has no rhythm.

The Red Sox have three wins in a row, putting them well on their way to climbing out of their second consecutive early-season hole. Red Sox Nation must be pretty happy and not focusing instead on an out-of-nowhere player-manager controversy, right? …Right?

Looks like Bobby Valentine will be dialing in to speak with Michael Kay on Wednesday afternoons – on New York’s ESPN Radio station. This is not sitting well with SportGrid’s Boston bureau.

Yankees skipper Joe Girardi wanted to catch the latest episode of Community, or something, because once the 9th inning of this spring training game was over he was out of there, and he was taking his ball club with him. Except the game wasn’t over yet, and their opponent, the hated Red Sox, wanted to keep playing. This is going to be awkward, after the jump.

Former Red Sox manager and current ESPN analyst Terry Francona thinks that former ESPN analyst and current Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine’s banning of alcohol in the clubhouse is mostly a “PR move.”

It’s Valentine’s Day, so maybe you’re eagerly awaiting a romantic evening with your significant other. Maybe you’re giving (flowers) so that you shall receive (sex). Maybe you’re ridding yourself of potential Valentine’s Day obligations. Or maybe you’re just lamenting your loveless lot in life. Whatever your feelings on Valentine’s Day, it’s tough to avoid it – so make the best of it, with some of our favorite sports-related valentines after the jump.

Not surprisingly, Boston sports fans are being vocal about the Red Sox’ decision to hire Bobby Valentine, calling into their local radio stations en masse. The reactions have varied, from the hilarious to the crazed. Audio of some of those calls, after the jump.

Ah, an excuse to post this picture. It seems former Rangers and Mets manager Bobby Valentine is the Boston Red Sox’ choice to replace Terry Francona. If there’s any justice in the world, at some point he’ll wear this again.

Sometimes, fans like to argue about favorite sports and which sport is truly the best. Such arguments will never end, because opinions are opinions, and that’s that. And another thing about these arguments: people really care about sports, believe it or not, so they can get heated. Today on SportsCenter, that’s what happened.