Tuesday rundown

*Miami Heat forward Michael Beasley posted a picture on his twitter of his new tatoo over the weekend, problem was you could see small baggies in the background. Beasley who has problems with marijuana checked himself in to rehab yesterday and says he's been suffering from depression. (Washington Post)

*San Diego Chargers QB Philip Rivers inked a 6-year $93 million deal yesterday. (NYT)

*Jets young QB's had trouble with the swarming Ravens defense even in the preseason. (NYT)

*Preseason Week 2 NFL Scoreboard.

*Mets pitcher Billy Wagner is invoking his no-trade clause in the waver deal that would send him to Boston. (Fox)

*Johan Santana could be done for the rest of the season. (NY Daily News)

*Rockies win with walk-off grandslam last night as they begin to try to make a move in the NL West. (MLB)

*Monday night MLB Scoreboard.

*Plaxico Burress says the club security knew he had a gun on him and that he later didn't even realize he had shot himself. (NYT)

*San Francisco 49ers picked Shaun Hill to start at Quarterback. (Mercury News)

*Mike Vick was spotted in a airport bar drinking Vodka the other day, but apparently that's not against any rules he has to live by. (Yahoo) Also yesterday the Eagles met with Animal Rights groups from the Philadelphia area. (Philadelphia Inquirer)

*Former NBA referee that was convicted of gambling on games that he was reffing, was arrested again yesterday for violating probation. (Tampa Tribune)

*Woman charged with taking money from NFL players in Ponzi scheme. (PFT)

*Former Nebraska Cornhusker running back found guilty of murder. (Fox)

*Gannet and Associated Press don't like the new SEC media policy. (Editor & Publisher)

*Vince Wilfork and the Patriots are having trouble getting a deal done. (Boston Globe)

*Manny Ramirez has struggled slightly since coming back from suspension. (LA Times)

*Big fight at a soccer game. (Via thebiglead.com)



*Fastest knockout you might ever see.