The Web site Convince LeBron allows you to make the case for your team to sign King James. Meanwhile, LeBronToTheMavs.com might be the best one of these "please come here" sites. Well, it at least has the best theme song.

This video of a college hockey sideline reporter having a rough game is not to be missed.

Actually, calling it half-hearted is giving Marlins shortstop Hanley Ramirez too much credit. His lack of effort on this play from last night's game against the Diamondbacks is quite stunning.

Tom Willis, of San Diego, says, "Speaking of ceremonial first pitches, my name is Tom Willis, and I was born disabled, without arms and hands. So I use my legs and feet to do everything in life -- from writing, driving a car, and even pitching. Check out my first pitch (thrown with my foot) before a 2008 Padres game here and my other pitch videos here. This summer I will throw out first pitches at various MLB stadiums across the country to help raise awareness of the abilities of persons with disabilities. For more info, on "Pitch for Awareness," click here. To date I am scheduled for a pitch at the Rays, Marlins, Red Sox, Braves, Cardinals, Indians, Blue Jays, and Reds. I am still working to get first pitch invites from other teams." If anyone from other teams are reading this, I hope they contact Tom via his Web site.

In yesterday's P.M. Hot Clicks, I told you about CrankTexts.com. Today, Adam, of Madison, Wisc., sends in S--- My Kids Ruined. (Warning: The site's name has the s-word in it. Link contains strong language.)

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No 2-year-old is a bigger NFL fan than this kid. (Thanks to Bill S., of Woods Cross, Utah, and Tom, of Madison, Wisc., for the link.)

I hope Elisbeth Hasselbeck didn't watch last night's performance.