Brooke Hundley, a 22-year-old nut job straight out of the balloon boy family profile at ESPN has brought down former Mets GM Steve Phillips—perhaps literally and figuratively. Phillips, who for the time being is an ESPN analyst, has been harassed by Hundley as has his soon-to-be ex-wife Marni Phillips and their teenage son via Facebook.

Worse is Brooke Hundley pictures indicate that she is no Carrie Prejean.  

We are guessing that Phillips will not be the first guest on the Dennis and Callahan Show on WEEI. The sports talk pioneer has joined forces with ESPN.  Hundley appears intent on destroying Phillips in the same way the top sports handicappers have done to the sportsbooks.   

Today in the Daily Sports Roundup: Tulsa takes on Texas-El Paso, the Wild try to cool off the Avalanche, and the Dodgers and Phillies play Game 5 of the NLCS.

Colliding on the gridiron . . .

There’s one college football game on the schedule for Wednesday, with Tulsa at UTEP. The Golden Hurricane (4-2 SU, 3-1-1 ATS) will be looking to bounce back from a 28-21 loss to Boise State last time out; G.J. Kinne had two TD passes for Tulsa in that contest. The Miners (2-4 SU, 2-4 ATS) fell 35-20 to Memphis in their last game. Trevor Vittatoe threw for 319 yards and two scores in that defeat. Oddsmakers have Tulsa pegged as the 7.5-point favorite for Wednesday’s game.

Meeting up on the diamond . . .

It’s Game 5 of the NLCS between the Dodgers and Phillies in Philadelphia on Wednesday night, with Los Angeles sending Vicente Padilla to the mound against Philly’s Cole Hamels. Righthander Padilla started Game 2 of the NLCS, settling for a no-decision after giving up one earned run on four hits over 7 1-3 innings of work. Lefthander Hamels won Game 1 of the series, surrendering four earned runs on eight hits over 5 1-3 innings. Hamels fanned four in that contest.

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Finally, the National Hockey League offers up six games on Wednesday, including Colorado at Minnesota. The red-hot Avalanche have started the season 6-1-1, and they got past the Red Wings 4-3 on the road in a shootout in their last contest. Craig Anderson stopped 28 of 31 Detroit shots in that game. The Wild, on the other hand, are off to a miserable 1-6-0 start this year, and they were beaten 2-1 by the Canucks last time out. Mikko Koivu had the Wild’s lone score.

Rounding out Wednesday‘s action on the ice: Carolina at the Islanders, Buffalo at Florida, Vancouver at Chicago, Dallas at Anaheim, and Nashville at Boston. The 2-4-1 Predators lost 3-2 in shootout to the Capitals in their last game, and they’ve lost forward Jason Arnott for a couple weeks with an arm injury. The 3-4-0 Bruins fell 4-1 to the Coyotes last time out, with Tim Thomas giving up four goals on 36 shots. Bruins forward Milan Lucic had finger surgery and will be out for a month.

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The Colts-Rams contest has Indianapolis a 13-point road favorite at St. Louis. The NFL Vegas odds also has a total of 43.5. NFL trends are posted.

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New York Yankees-Los Angeles Anaheim Angels, Game 4 goes tonight. The Yankees have C.C. Sabathia on the hill against Scott Kazmir for the Angels. The Halos are 117 home underdogs on the MLB odds.

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In reality TV news (entertainment and political betting odds) Big Brother 9 star Adam Jasinski has been arrested for drug dealing.

UFC 104 betting this Saturday ends a fairly long hiatus by UFC standards—one in which we saw no title fights and got a heavy dose of Kimbo Slice. Lyoto Machida’s title defense Saturday kicks off a stretch in which we’ll see a championship on the line in several months straight. Time to make a pick for Saturday’s big bout.

It’s been a long road back for Mauricio “Shogun” Rua, whom many MMA pundits dubbed the best pound-for-pound fighter in the world just a few years ago. The downfall started when a gassed, disinterested Rua got upset—tapped out—by Forrest Griffin. Shogun aggravated a knee injury during that fight, opted for surgery and missed over a year. Upon returning to fight Mark Coleman at UFC 93, Rua drew criticism for appearing out of shape. At UFC 97, however, the old Shogun returned. He arrived for his bout with Chuck Liddell in good shape and showed his powerful Muay Thai and technically crisp combinations in destroying Chuck Liddell. An aggressive fighter who always goes for the knockout, he’s sure to make Machida work.

THE CHAMPION…

Lyoto “The Dragon” Machida
Record: 15-0
Notable wins: Rashad Evans, Tito Ortiz, B.J. Penn
Online betting odds for UFC 104: -450

Defending a title in Machida’s situation is easier than it is for the Phillies in World Series betting. Because Machida is so evasive—statistically the hardest fighter to hit in UFC history—he’s in a great position to retain his title for a long time. Challengers have to be the aggressor in order to “take” the belt whereas champions can hang back, play it safe and wait for a mistake. Machida is an expert at doing just that; he keeps his chin far away from his opponents thanks to his upright Karate stance, waits for them to grow impatient and enter his range, then explodes with counter strikes. His arsenal includes powerful leg kicks, underrated punching power and a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to match Rua’s.

Pick: Machida -450. Shogun certainly has the talent to give Machida a serious run but his aggressive style plays into Machida’s hands. Machida, who has never lost a round in the UFC, will hang back and wait for Shogun to expose himself. Don’t be surprised if he becomes the first man to knock out Shogun. After all, no one had knocked out—or beaten—Rashad Evans and Thiago Silva before Machida faced them. Machida’s odds of defending, like the Phillies World Series odds of defending, are excellent.

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