Albert Pujols’ self-imposed deadline to strike a deal with the Cardinals is quickly approaching, and everyone is crunching the numbers. How much is the star worth?

Get ready for to be bombarded with Albert Puljols stories (and more often, non-stories) throughout the 2011 baseball season.

Now that Terrell Owens has signed with the Bengals, pundits and bloggers are considering how T.O. will fit into both the Cincinnati offense and culture.

Although LeBron James could have handled himself better in the public eye, he couldn’t have expected he extent of fan backlash, as ultimately he had the right thing in mind when he made his selection.

Among the things we learned from today’s Yahoo Sports piece on the wooing of LeBron: the process that got him to Miami was every bit as sinister and Machiavellian as you could have hoped for.

Much has been made about how LeBron James’ departure has negatively effected the economy of Cleveland. Here’s a bit of advice for suffering businesses in the state of Ohio: invest in anti-LeBron t-shirts ASAP pronto.

Dan Gilbert has responded to Jesse Jackson’s charge that he has a “slave owner mentality,” saying he “strongly disagrees” with the Reverend’s comments. The Cavaliers owner has also been fined $100,000 for his original online tirade about LeBron James.

“Yes We Did,” was the slogan used for the Miami Heat’s “Three Kings Party,” the introduction of LeBron James, Chris Bosh, and (allow me to re-introduce myself) Dwyane Wade to Miami fans.

We’ve already highlighted the reactions to LeBron’s choice in Cleveland and New York, two of the cities that were left spurned by the King. Before we completely beat this horse to death, how about we take a look at those joyful sons of bitches in Miami.

Hey, remember that angry open letter about LeBron in Comic Sans font by Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert that the team’s homepage still redirects to? Well, Gilbert’s not finished airing his thoughts. And at this point, it’s getting to be a little much.