Cal Ripken played 21 seasons for the Baltimore Orioles. He hit 431 home runs, had 1,695 RBIs and scored 1,647 runs. He was a 19-time All-Star, a Rookie of the Year and a two-time MVP. Oh, yeah, and he played in 2,632 straight games. But in Baltimore, that doesn't matter enough in this case. BaltimoreSun.com is conducting the Baltimore Celebrity Smackdown, a bracket-style tournament to determine who is the city's most popular celebrity. In second-round action, Ripken is going up against former Ravens cheerleader and WWE diva -- and most important, a 2008 Clicksy Award winner -- Stacy Keibler. As of this writing, Keibler was thumping Ripken 75.5 percent (2,336 votes) to 24.5 percent (756 votes). Obviously, I'd give the nod to Keibler, too (how can you not based on this and this?), but it's good to see that the vast majority of people agree that Keibler's legs are more impressive than anything Ripken accomplished. Speaking of Keibler's legs, her Twitter picture is pretty spectacular, but if she's reading this, I'd like to recommend she use the full-size version. When you're known for having great legs, they shouldn't be cut off in the pic.

You gotta give an A-plus to ThePigskinDoctors.com for its awesome use of a Monopoly board.

Spike.com has put together a solid list of the top 10 mythical sports matchups it'd love to see.

A little bit of the discussion about last night's Yankees win is about Alex Rodriguez and CC Sabathia, but most of the talk centers on more horrible calls. Yes, Nick Swisher was called safe in the play above. Luckily, the calls didn't affect the outcome of the game, but this is getting embarrassing for Major League Baseball. Officiating in all sports has gotten so bad that here is now an entire blog, The Replacement Refs, dedicated to the blunders by the men in blue (and stripes). Here's the blog's post about last night's debacle. And baseball isn't the only sport with a problem. Check out this very humorous take on the poor refereeing in college football.

The Akron Zips are 1-5, including 0-3 in the Mid-American Conference. So in order to turn things around, the team has put out an ad seeking a quarterback in the school newspaper.

Philadelphia Flyers enforcer Riley Cote has an interesting side hobby -- tattooing fans.

First, Titans fans watched their team lose 59-0 to the Patriots. Then, they lost out on free pizza toppings. And now, their coach is even making jokes at the team's expense.

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Via Dirty Wudders comes this song for Phillies fans as their team looks to close out the Dodgers and go to the World Series for the second year in a row.

Joe, of Santa Clara, Calif., says, "If this doesn't make Hot Clicks, I don't know what other trampoline video would." I agree.

Ooops. (Thanks to Vincent Huff, Stephen Silver, of Oklahoma City, Adaig, of Ann Arbor, Mich., Greg, of Mohegan Lake, N.Y., and Michael Zehr, of Orlando, Fla., for the link.)

More proof that she should beat Cal Ripken.