Three of the four Divisional Series got started yesterday, and it was a good day for former Cleveland Indians starters. Cliff Lee went the distance for the Philadelphia Phillies in a 5-1 win over Colorado. CC Sabathia struck out a personal best 8 over 6 2/3 and some guy who wear's #13 knocked in a couple runs as the Yankees cruised to a 7-2 win over the Minnesota Twins. In the late game, the LA Dodgers had a great night hitting the St. Louis Cardinals Chris Carpenter, and took the series opener 5-3.

Cleveland Brown Braylon Edwards cracked one of LeBron James buddies in the head on Sunday night, and a couple days later, he's out of town. Such is the power of Bron Bron. Edwards is now a New York Jet, and as the always funny Sports Pickle tweets, "is Braylon Edwards aware that going to New York only delays Lebron from beating him down by about 9 months?" On multiple levels...ouch.

Phil Kessel better get in and start scoring boatloads of goals soon for the Toronto Maple Leafs or that first rounder that went to Boston in the next draft, and one after, is going to be awfully good for the Bruins.

So the Old Has Been is now the first quarterback to beat all 32 NFL teams. I'm sure if there is expansion teams 30 years down the road, he'll be back to try to maintain his perfect record because after all, it is all about him. Oh, and a player poll voted him most overrated in the NFL at Sports Illustrated. Surely Tony Romo was second, then.

Oh, in case you didn't know, the WNBA final is going to a fifth and deciding game. The anticipation is killing somebody, presumably.

Why are the Montreal Canadiens opening with five straight road games? Seems odd that the most storied squad in the NHL is likely the last to open at home.

And finally, your #3 installment of Scariest Sports Riots...