Wayne Rooney admits he got plugs

British soccer superstar Wayne Rooney beat everyone to the punch by admitting he got hair plugs via Twitter. We had a big debate in the studio this morning about whether that was a good idea. What do you think? Hit the comments on whether you’re for or against Rooney admitting his cosmetic enhancement.

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NFL Network’s Rich Eisen ready for Lockout to end

The NFL Network’s Rich Eisen joined the show to talk about the reported progress in the NFL labor talks. Eisen is cautiously optimistic about the supposedly secret negotiations in Chicago. “The bottom line is they’re talking, which is fantastic,” Eisen said. Eisen said the best part is that its the owners and the key player…

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Taylor said Kidd and Nowitzki lack of emotion helps Mavs

Dallas Morning News columnist Jean-Jacques Taylor joined the show to break down the Mavs-Heat series. Taylor admitted his column changed dramatically during the Mavs’ fourth-quarter comeback. “I was half-way through a complete evisceration of Jason Terry and Peja Stojakovic,” Taylor said. Taylor said Dallas easily knocked the Miami crowd out of it. “They’re one of…

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Hines Ward on lockout, NFL’s inconsistent stance on safety

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver and Dancing With the Stars champ Hines Ward joined the show to talk about his eventful offseason. Ward said that he’s thinner but not in football shape by any means after training for the show. He said he couldn’t play a regular season game right now. And he just had some…

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Jeremy Roenick breaks down Canucks-Bruins series

NBC NHL analyst Jeremy Roenick joined the show to talk about the Canucks-Bruins series. Roenick said he thought the Canucks actually played better even though it was such a close game (Vancouver won 1-0 in Game 1). “The goaltenders were sick,” Roenick said. “[Bruins goalie] Tim Thomas was the star of the game.” Roenick talked…

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Darren Rovell on Shaq’s business savvy and marketability

CNBC business reporter Darren Rovell joined the show to talk about the business impact of Shaquille O’Neal. “He was on Twitter in November of 2008,” Rovell said. “I’ve heard the Twitter CEO say Twitter wouldn’t be where it is today without Shaq.” Rovell said Shaq is always a businessman and has a huge Q rating.…

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