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Jon Lester�s fried chicken is worse than Jim Harbaugh handshake

Posted: 18 Oct 2011 09:21 AM PDT

Boston Red Sox pitcher Jon Lester stands on the mound against the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadiu in the Bronx borough of New York City, Saturday, September 24, 2011. The Yankees beat the Red Sox, 9-1. (Jim McIsaac/Newsday/MCT)

You can bet Boston fans aren�t singing �love that chicken from Popeye�s.� But the Boston Red Sox pitchers have been humming a different tune.

Jon Lester admitted that the Red Sox pitchers fell into a habit of eating fried chicken from Popeye�s and drank �rally� beers during games they were not starting last season, when the team experienced an inexplicable September collapse out of the MLB playoffs.

�There�s a perception out there that we were up there getting hammered and that wasn�t the case,� Lester told the Boston Globe. �Was it a bad habit? Yes. I should have been on the bench more than I was. But we just played bad baseball as a team in September. We stunk. To be honest, we were doing the same things all season when we had the best record in baseball.�

Now there�s a comforting admission for Red Sox fans. They always drink beer and eat fried chicken.

Lester and his teammates clearly have great taste in food pairings, who doesn�t love fried chicken and beer after all? But the timing is bothersome and is far more unprofessional behavior than the headline grabbing handshake between San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh and Detroit Lions coach Jim Schwartz.

Drinking alcoholic beverages during a game (whether you�re playing or not) is more than unprofessional. It suggests an apathetic attitude during an intense environment of competition.

No one can condone the behavior of the Jims Sunday, but you can at least understand where their passion and emotion is coming from.

How can Red Sox teammates be inspired when their looking at their comrades drinking a Bud Light?

Sorry Miami Dolphins fans, Jon Gruden extends contract with ESPN

Posted: 18 Oct 2011 08:46 AM PDT

Jon Gruden signs five-year extension with ESPN's MNF. (AP Photo/Steven Senne, File

The speculation about what NFL coaching job Jon Gruden will land with is officially over � at least for another five years.

Jon Gruden, NFL analyst and former Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Oakland Raiders coach, signed a five-year extension with ESPN. Some fans and media pundits predicted Gruden or Bill Cowher as a good fit for the seemingly doomed Miami Dolphins coach Tony Sparano.

Gruden joined ESPN�s Monday Night Football crew in 2009 and hosts the popular special segment QB Camp as a precursor to the NFL Draft.

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