Editor's Note: Introducing Chris Evans to the team.

Carl Pavano will always hold a dear place in the hearts of Boston fans. He was the centerpiece in the deal that brought Pedro to town in 1998 and then he wasted about 40 million of Mr. Steinbrenner’s dollars in the mid 2000s. Pavano has gone the distance in his last two starts, allowing only one run, while besting Roy Halladay and Johan Santana. Maybe he is finally healthy. Maybe the smaller market of Minnesota has allowed him to relax. Or maybe his recent success can be credited to the amazing mustache he has been rocking recently. In honor of Carl’s resurgence let’s check out other great mustaches in pro sports.

Am I the only one who enjoys this sport? It's the only sport where nonathletic people, unlike myself, fail to do the simple things, such as jumping higher than 1 foot, or landing on a big red ball. Look, it is not that hard. This seems a lot like any other game show, where they only pick the suckers and clowns who can't do elementary math and lose to 5th graders.

Ok, I am sticking to my guns and making this a blog about sports and this is no exception. There is a Helicopter, which can be used in snowboarding, and there is a baseball field, which is self explanatory.

This past weekend I made the trek from New England to Baltimore for the Preakness Horse Race and it was worth every stinky toilet flush that the RV had to offer. It was a large enough RV for the seven of us traveling down south to pay homage to the acres of plush green grass, littered with skimpy outfits, tents, red mugs, and 30,000+ party goers completely oblivious to the race circling them.