It was announced today that Pete Rose and the Kiana Kim Family Project is coming to TLC. The show will highlight the wedding planning of 71-year-old Rose to his much younger Playboy model fiancee. (Thanks to Johnathan, of Birmingham, Ala., for the link.)

If you have Showtime, I strongly suggest you check out The Franchise: A Season with the Miami Marlins tonight. Episode One aired last week, and it was excellent. Tonight's show will go behind-the-scenes as slugger Giancarlo Stanton undergoes knee surgery. You can watch a preview clip here. On a side note, keep an eye out for the wife of catcher Brett Hayes. She may trump Todd Heap's wife for the title of "best-looking wife from a sports-based reality show."

After seeing Zoe Duchesne as the LLOD Tuesday, Justin Gaudin of Gulf Breeze, Fla., said, "Dude....a girl from CANADA gets LLOD? C'mon. Decent body, but she's CANADIAN! You better make this right with the so-hot Rosamund Pike." I have absolutely no idea what Justin's issue is with Canada (which is great), and I don't know why featuring actress Rosamund Pike, who is from England, counteracts featuring a Canadian. However, after checking out Pike, it was easy to see she deserved today's LLOD honors.

You have to see what Jason Kidd's car looked like after he smashed it up while allegedly driving drunk last weekend.

Todd Aronson, of London, Ontario, says, "Hey Jimmy, you ran a story a little while back about the Chargers trying to recruit Chiefs fans to buy tickets. Well, times must be tough for the Browns as well. A few weeks ago my friend Brad received a call from 'Jim of the Cleveland Browns." Thinking he was getting his long overdue shot at being a running back, his dreams were dashed when Jim said, "I see you've been to the stadium in the past and we were wondering if we could interest you in some tickets for the upcoming season." This was interesting as we live in London, Ontario and we went to Cleveland as a group ONCE SEVEN YEARS AGO to visit our good friend Brent Kelly, who played hockey (obviously) for the Lake Erie Monsters (Colorado's farm team). We sat in the bleachers and suffered through a hangover/football game before we headed back North. Not quite as bad as recruiting other team's fans, but still digging deep. Looks like another long year for the few Browns fans still buying stubs."

Erin Andrews surprised many people earlier this month when she left ESPN for Fox. The sideline reporter, who will now host Fox's college football studio show, joined the Hot Clicks Podcast to talk about her move and much more. You can listen to the podcast below, download it on iTunes or download it to your mp3 player.

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I hate posting a straight commercial, but this was well done. (Thanks to Ryan Stewart, of Heidelberg, Germany, for the video.)