* I have some thoughts for SI.com on Lance Armstrong's interview on Oprah Thursday night. I was not a fan of Armstrong's showing, though I thought Oprah was outstanding in her substantive choice of questions and wording of them. The New York Times' Lynn Zinser has an excellent analysis of the media's coverage.
* An appellate court says a fan at a Royals game whose eye was seriously injured by a hot dog launched by the Royals mascot did not necessarily consent to that risk merely by going to the game. I wrote about this lawsuit - Coomer v. Kansas City Royals -- back in 2010 for TortsProf Blog. You may consent to the risk of getting hit by a foul ball, but do you consent to the risk of getting hit by a flying hot dog?
* Darren Heitner and Benjamin Haynes discuss one man's legal attempt to hold the San Antonio Spurs responsible for not playing its best players.
* The Manti Te'o situation is bizarre. I discuss its legal ramifications with CBS Houston.
* An independent investigation criticizes NBA Players Association executive director Billy Hunter.
* I'll be a guest on HBO Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel Tuesday night to discuss Royce White's legal battle with the Houston Rockets. The show will air at 10 p.m. Eastern.
-- Posted by Michael McCann @ 1/19/2013 06:00:00 AM --
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