September 21, 2022 News and Notes

• An executive of the Beyond Meat plant-based meat corporation tried to get some real meat as part of a road rage confrontation when he tried to bite off a person's nose.
• As a result, COO Doug Ramsay has been suspended and he's been arrested for the offense.
• Aaron Judge has hit his 60th home run, tying Babe Ruth and one behind Roger Maris for the AL and legitimate record.
• And on the same night, with just 16 days to go in the regular season, Aaron Judge now has the AL Triple Crown -- the league lead in average, home runs, and runs batted in.
• Interesting that the only three legitimate non-steroid 60 home run seasons were from New York Yankees.   
• 129 former NFL players were named as first-round Modern Era nominees for the Pro Football Hall of Fame yesterday.
• One of them (and he knows it and said it on his YouTube show yesterday) who does not believe the Knock At The Door will ever come for him is Pat McAfee.
• The WNBA and it's players will refuse to have anything to do with Russia going forward.  Getting one of your players killed (eventually) in a Russian prison will do that for you.   
• Article forthcoming about the increasing toxicity of Cleveland Browns fans -- not only toward DeRapist Rapist.   
• This week is the beginnings of the 51st season of The Price is Right.  The first show was festive and rich.  The second featured a contestant who not only became the first player in two or three decades to wipeout-lose One Away by missing all five digits of the SUV on the first chance, but then blows the bonus spin (when he should've known better!), and then still wins the Showcase.
• No confirmation as to when, how, or how much -- but Michael Davies is proposing a non-scored win-or-lose cash bonus for any contestant who gets all five questions correct in a category on Jeopardy!.
• Robert Sarver is out as the owner of the Phoenix Suns and Mercury, adding his name to the Sterling List of racist pieces of shit who have no place in the NBA.
• Evans' appeal has been denied, he sits against the Packers -- as well he should, with the one caveat...