Your Weekly Sports Mash Up.

Cavs: Obviously that didn't go the way we wanted to. If you don't know what I'm talking about, you might have heard something about our best player leaving to go play with Bosh and Wade. Of course, then it got worse when Dan Gilbert, the majority owner, wrote a scathing letter to LeBum, stating that the Cavs would have an NBA Championship before Lebron does. Twitter put it best as one tweeter(?) stated, "This is the beginning of a long feud." Oh boy. For more on Cavs news, head over to Fear The Sword.

Reds: They went 3-4 this week starting last Sunday, finishing the Cubs. Then they played a 3 game series against the Mets, which was very important. We won that series 2-1. Thursday, we started a 4 game series vs. the defending NL Champions and have lost 3 straight. In extra innings. Travis Wood, last night, the Cincy pitcher threw a perfect game through 9 innings. Then a double ended that. In the 11th with the game tied at 0, Jimmy Rollins, who hit one of the walk off homers, was up to bat with 2 men on. Of course, he hit a base hit, sending them to a walk off win again. The Reds lose the series, but maintain a 2 game lead against the Cards in the NL Central. They finish the series against the Phillies today at 1:35, they're last game before the All-Star break. Joey Votto got the last spot in. For more on everything Reds, go to Red Reporter.

Bengals: Ochocinco said that this year will be the Bengals year to win the Super Bowl. Also, it's the year of the Tiger for that Chinese/Japanese calender. Also, it is rumored the first pick of the draft next year for the Bengals will be a running back. Analysts are thinking they go with Ryan Williams from Virgina Tech. For more of everything on the Bengals, head over to Cincy Jungle.

Finally, a reminder from your blog, Inside The Shoe is giving away a free item from they're shop if you win the ITS Fantasy Football League. Click that link to go there, enter the password, which is beaniewells, and get ready for Draft Day on July 31st, 2010 at Noon EST.