Look-a-like of the Day

Seeing the Angels Josh Hamilton squaring off against his former team the Rangers this weekend.  At the same time, can't help but notice how former Ranger catcher and current Red Sox player, Jarrod Saltalamacchia resembles Josh Hamilton, I think they once played with each other too:

DJ Nelson-'Break Ya Neck' Routine

DJ Nelson murders Busta Rhymes, 'Break Ya Neck' in this clip, check it out:

Crate Diggers-House Shoes Vinyl Collection

A look into Detroit based DJ, House Shoes who gives an insight on his records and sheds some light to the Detroit hip hop scene.

DJ Finesse-'B.I.G. Over Premier'

Last month marks the passing of the lauded rapper Notorious B.I.G. and to honor his legacy, New York resident DJ Finesse debuted a special tribute during DJ Premier’s Sirius/XM show “Live From Headqcourterz” on March 8.
The mix showcases Biggie’s a capellas paired with Premier-produced beats. While the original tribute was shorter for air-time, Finesse extends the tribute for hip-hop fans here with a special intro by Premier himself.

Fight Review: Rios v Alvarado II

In the anticipated rematch between Brandon Rios and Mike Alvarado, unfinished business was at hand.     

From the opening bell, both fighters went at it with their back and forth, give and take action.  But in the second round, after their continued back and forth action, Rios hurt Alvarado with a rare lunging jab that wobbled Alvarado.  Rios continued to apply pressure to Alvarado with uppercuts and looping right and left hooks from Rios.  Alvarado survived the round by fighting back and matching Rios's offensive assault with an assault of his own to cap an exciting second round.  In the third round, Alvarado would land a few overhand right hooks, one in particular that wobbled Rios and encouraged Alvarado to bring a barrage of punches to capitalize on a huge third round for him.  From that point on Alvarado began to box beautifully against Rios, sticking and moving and picking his spots on when to come in and trade with Rios.  Brandon could not find an answer to Alvarado's boxing display, in where Alvarado would occasionally switch to a south paw stance, throw effective right hooks and continue to move and keep Rios off balance.  Rios would not go out without his occasional big shots, but Alvarado managed to take them and give them right back to Rios.  It was a close fight, but Alvarado distanced himself in the last 3 rounds winning them outright with a great display of boxing skills that many experts didn't think he would continue on through the duration of the fight.  In the end, Alvarado would get his revenge by winning a unanimous decision, by scores of 115-112(twice) and 114-113.  The table is now set for a grudge match in an expected trilogy between these 2 warriors, let's see it again, why not.

Shot of the Day

It was Opening Day at Dodger Stadium, Clayton Kershaw dominated on the mound against the Giants.        

He also went yard to put an exclamation point on a great day at Dodger Stadium, as the boys in blue got the W, 4-0.  Shot of the Day features Kershaw's homerun swing:

"Rap Quotes" Street Sing Art

Artists Posts Street Signs At Places Referenced In Famous Rap Lyrics: