Carrie Underwood is being blamed for the recent trade that sent her husband, Mike Fisher, from the Ottawa Senators to country music's capital, Nashville. In fact, one Ottawa station is so mad, it has banned all of Underwood's music.

The Caltech's basketball team ended a 310-game conference losing streak yesterday.

Bryan, of Las Vegas, Nevada, says, "Jimmy, tonight I was in a sportsbook and saw some of the results from today's horse races which included these from Northfield Park in Ohio. If you go to the winner of the 12th race, you get a great name for a horse." Obviously, there's an easy joke to be made here about Ron Jeremy, a horse and a certain expression that starts with the word "hung" but there's no way I can make it on SI.com so we have to move on. And if you don't get the Hoof Hearted reference in the headline above, watch this.

Watch this big check that Hurricanes forward Eric Staal put on his brother, Marc, a defenesman for the Rangers, last night during New York's shootout win. (Thanks to Steve, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, for the link.)

The Cubs know what to do in order to sell tickets: Promote Derek Jeter. ... Royals closer Joakim Soria needs a new nickname. He doesn't want to be called "The Mexecutioner" anymore.

In yesterday's P.M. Hot Clicks, I asked you guys to tell me if I should still feature dunks in this column. I was a little surprised that 65 percent of you voted no. I think Zach, of Denver, hit the nail on the head when he said, "Rules to abide by when showing dunks: Only show dunks if it's a baby dunking, it's a monkey dunking, or someone gets injured dunking. Thank you. Dunks are boring." I don't know if I'll be that strict, but it will take a big effort to get a dunk featured in Hot Clicks. In fact, it will have to be something like this.

An 82-year-old woman had her life saved because she ordered a pizza daily.

The talk show host sent Guillermo to cover the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Party last week. The result was this funny piece.