John Carney, San Diego Chargers: Here’s the kicker: this was found at a NASCAR race. But seriously, folks… (Found by Jason in Loudon, NH)
Harold Green, Cincinnati Bengals: Ickey Woods and Harold Green shared fullback duties for two seasons in Cincinnati. And while everybody remembers the “Ickey Shuffle” only this guy remembers the “Walk Like a Green-gyptian.” So graceful. (Found by Ryan outside Yankee Stadium)
Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Portland TrailBlazers: This guy couldn’t enjoy the concert he was at because “it kept reminding me of the last time I was here and ‘The Reef’ was just lighting it up.” He had to leave twenty minutes into the opening act muttering to his girlfriend in a very inaudible tone, “Sorry. Sorry I can’t— I can’t do this.” (Found by Cameron at the Kanye West concert at the Rose Garden in Portland)
Jamal Mashburn, New Orleans and Charlotte Hornets: The one on the right is the second pic someone’s found at a Pearl Jam show this week. Who’s opening on this tour, the announcer from NBA Jam? (Found by Mike in NYC and Roy.)
Tsuyoshi Shinjo, New York Mets: It appears this guy is writing a text. “Dude, show up in ur Kaz Matsui jer-z or I’ll look 2 stupid without u.” (Found by Greg outside Shea Stadium.)
Mookie Blaylock: What’s weirder: that someone’s still in Mookie’s Hawks jersey or that the Hawks aren’t picking in the lottery? (Found by Paul outside a Pearl Jam concert in Camden, NJ. Yes, really.)
Fred McGriff, Chicago Cubs: Sure, the Cubs may finally win the World Series this year, but only former Cub McGriff knows the defensive drills you need to win back-to-back-to-back titles. (Found by John at Wrigley Field.)
Al Jefferson, Boston Celtics: Last Celts pic for a while, but we couldn’t pass this one up. Boston fans can tell you this guy’s prison team just acquired a valuable trading chip. Remember, anything is possible. (Found by Russ at the Celtics’ victory parade.)
Vin Baker, Boston Celtics: Sure, the pic’s a little blurry, but this is what the entire world looks like to Vin and Tonic. (Found by Brian at the Celtics’ victory parade.)