9:00 PM: Butler's bulldog mascot Blue III tweeted Wednesday after the Boston Celtics hired Brad Stevens as their new coach: "You owe me one, Leprechaun."
8:45 PM: Cleveland Scene reports that Ohio motorists will soon have the option of getting Superman license plates for their cars.
8:30 PM: First Coast News reports that an interstate sign the Florida Dept. of Transportation was going to put up in Jacksonville had the state's name misspelled twice.
8:15 PM: Manny Ramirez, who was signed by the Texas Rangers to a minor league deal, said he "learned a lot" during his time with his Taiwanese team - such as having to wash his own uniform.
8:00 PM: The city of Santa Barbara has closed its waterfront skateboard park after skaters in the park were discovered doing drugs & throwing water balloons at traffic.
7:45 PM: New York Yankees player Alex Rodriguez went 0 for 4 at the plate in his two rehab appearances with the Single-A Charleston RiverDogs.
7:30 PM: The Chicago Blackhawks are bringing the Stanley Cup to U.S. Cellular Field for tonight's White Sox game. The Blackhawks then plan on bringing the Cup to Wrigley Field for Saturday's Cubs game, where Hawks coach Joel Quenneville will sing the seventh inning stretch.
7:15 PM: Texas A&M football coach Kevin Sumlin tweets his congrats to Brad Stevens on becoming the Boston Celtics' new coach: "Great Coach and an even better guy! I guess I have to be Celtics fan now.#doyourthing"
7:00 PM: Us Weekly reports that San Francisco 49ers cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha & actress Kerry Washington got married in Idaho on June 24 in a small ceremony officiated by Asomugha's sister.
6:45 PM: John Fay of the Cincinnati Enquirer notes that longtime Reds clubhouse manager Bernie Stowe has witnessed eight of the club's 16-no hitters. Stowe joined the team in 1947 as a clubhouse boy & became manager in 1968.
6:30 PM: Former Cincinnati Bengals player Theodore Roosevelt Nix III was arrested after a traffic stop in Kentucky on Tuesday and charged with marijuana possession, driving with a suspended license & giving a false name to police.
6:15 PM: Two workers at a Howard, Wisconsin nursing home were arrested on charges of taking cellphone video of naked elderly residents and sharing the video with others.
6:00 PM: The Boston Celtics announced they have hired Butler's Brad Stevens as their new head coach.
5:45 PM: Phillies pitcher Jonathan Papelbon said that Dodgers player Yasiel Puig making this year's All-Star Game after only a month of big league play would be a "joke" and an "injustice" to other veteran players.
5:30 PM: An Illinois trucking firm became the 16th company to file a lawsuit against Pilot Flying J, the truck stop company owner by Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam. Pilot Flying J has been accused of cheating customers out of fuel rebates.
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