Wednesday rundown

*Lakers got their championship rings last night before taking down the Clips. (LA Times)

*Celtics open the season with a statement win over Lebron and the Cavs. (NESN.com)

*Tuesday night NBA scoreboard.

*Game one of the World Series gets going at 7:30 tonight in the Bronx. (Newsday)

*Female Phillies fan offered sex for World Series tickets. (NY Post)

*Favre's Packers teammates say the Vikes won't measure to the '96 Packers. (ESPN)

*Larry Johnson apologized yesterday for anti gay slur that appeared on his twitter. (LA Times)

*Mark Sanchez says he's sorry he was eating a hotdog on the sideline during the Jets blowout win over the Raiders on Sunday. (USA Today)

*The NCAA has ruled that Dez Bryant has been suspended for the remainder of the College Football season. (USA Today)

*Jamie McCourt says as part of the divorce proceedings with her husband she wants her job back with the Dodgers. (LA Times)

*The World Anti-Doping Agency has questions about Agassi's admission that he used crystal meth during playing days. (ESPN)

*Tuesday night NHL scoreboard.

*Man charged with murder of UConn football player Jasper Howard is headed to court today.



*Nasty hockey collision. (Via thebiglead.com)



*Phil doesn't get fist bump from Kobe. (Via SIHotclicks)