OK. Week two into the NASCAR season. It is off to Fontana, California for the Auto Club 500. Matt Kenseth enters this week in first place after his rain shortened win of the Daytona 500. Controversy over what Dale did and we'll see how that all plays out with him and Brian Vickers. The California track is the sister track of Michigan Speedway, which because of restrictor plates at Talladega and Daytona is the fastest track on the circuit. California is pretty close. We should see some good three wide racing going on today.

It is a late start for us on the East Coast. I think they are saying 5 PM but after what happen last week at Daytona (said 2 and didn't start until 3:40) I expect a 6 PM or later start to the race. OH well, got to get used to it. Carl Edwards will try to defend his win from last years race. Jimmie Johnson won the race at this track last August. Good luck to all in the WPDR Fantasy Nascar this weekend. I am trying to get my first win this weekend against my Father-in-law. Until next time I am Rubba Shoes Corey, keepin' it real.

billy@wickedpissadude.com

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Reports emanating from the Boston press now stating that Tom Brady has undergone multiple procedures to attack an infection that has come from his reconstructive ACL and MCL surgery. This could reset the clock on his rehabilitation. Shocking development. Not much has gone favorably for the Pats on the injury front, why should this be different?

Additionally, the Patriots organization is upset with Brady for using a family preferred physician based in California instead of utilizing the teams medical group here in New England. As Johnny Carson would say on the way into a commercial break, more to come...

- timmy@wickedpissadude.com

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