Be like Mike…

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Cuttino Mobley retired from the NBA on Thursday because of heart disease that has gotten worse. Doctors said he faced significant risks if he kept playing. He announced his decision at a news conference where he confirmed he has Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. Mobley, 33, is an 11year veteran. He’s played for the Rockets, Magic, Kings, Clippers and was just traded to the Knicks. All the best Cuttino, stay well! The Kings fried Coach Reggie Theus on Monday, just two days after the Kings lost to the Knicks 114-90. The. Assistant coach, Kenny Natt, has been made interim coach. Natt is Sacramento’s fourth coach in less than three years. The Lakers have a 20-3 record, second best in the NBA behind Boston’s 22-2. But, not surprising to Laker fans everywhere, they don’t look like they’re playing with that record. Asked if his team was playing down to the level of its competition. “It could be. Our offense was pretty stagnant tonight. We’re trying to find a combination out there that can give us better spacing. Right now, it doesn’t seem like our quickness or our execution speed that I like is there. Sometimes the ball stays on one side of the court too long, or we’re just not executing.” Phil Jackson replied. Guys you’re not going to win a ring this year if you don’t start playing like a team with .870 average.

The Giants locked down Corey Webster, with a five-year, $43 million contract extension on Monday. The Giants lost to the Cowboys 20-8 .. And, oh what fun the Cowboys are these days.. Does anyone else think TO is paranoid or is it just me? He really thinks Jason Witten and Tony Romo are having private meetings behind his back to excluded him from plays. They’re close friends and roommates on the road.. So that must be the case right? Paranoid much lately Terrell? Malcolm Floyd of the SD Chargers was hospitalized overnight in Kansas City after suffering a collapsed lung in Sunday’s game against the Chiefs. “They wanted to do some tests on him,” Turner said. “Things look good and it’ll be day to day in terms of where he is at the end of the week and if he’d be available for the game.” The Chargers beat the chiefs 22-21. Minnesota Vikings’, Pat Williams, will be out 2 to 6 weeks with a fractured
shoulder.

Dodger Rafael Furcal is moving closer to a deal with the Oakland A’s rumored to be around 4 years 40 million. Not sure he’s worth that anymore. This week the Yankees signed AJ Burnett for 4 years $82.5 million and CC Sabathia for 7 years $161 million. I have to say here the Dodgers were stupid. I understand they’re waiting out Manny but Sabathia stated he wanted to play in LA. They could have gotten him for around $130, since LA is his home and he wanted to be there. But that leaves the door open for the Dodgers to grab Bryan Corey which is looking more and more likely.. [Who so generously let me rock his Boston Red Sox World Series ring this weekend at the Corey Lidte
Memorial Poker Tournament, benefitting The Make a Wish Foundation]. Corey Lidte was lost in a plane crash on Oct 11, 2006. Inside sources says Randy Wolf, who hosted this years poker tournament, along with Joe Beimel are high on the Mets radar as they start looking for starting pitchers.

More from Meri next week (notice what finger she’s rocking the Boston Red Sox’s world series ring on?)

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Travis Barker (post plane crash) back in the studio with B.o.B. in LA

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Fully animated Pac Man Christmas tree…  where was this when I was a kid?

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All Nightmare Long by Metallica
from the Death Magnetic Album
Directed by: Roboshobo

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It’s the last lap dance for Scores, the strip club empire whose comely babes attracted A-list celebs and money-burning execs.

Once the highest-grossing strip club chain in the world and a hangout for Madonna, Howard Stern, Russell Crowe, Jason Giambi and countless others, Scores will shut down before the new year, company officials said.

“It’s over; it is what it is,” said Scores lawyer George Weinbaum. Co-owner Elliot Osher confirmed the closing.

A weak economy, the loss of the W. 27th St. Scores’ liquor license and the possibility the E. 60th St. joint would lose its booze ticket all helped do in the flesh factory.

A new strip joint with a liquor license will open at the East Side location, “but it won’t be Scores and the owners will be different,” Osher said.

The West Side Scores has been closed since May, when the State Liquor Authority took its license after a prostitution bust.

Founded in 1990 with one club at 333 E. 60th St., Scores grew into a national chain of seven clubs, including Scores West on 27th St., which took in as much as $400,000 a night, according to sources.

In its heyday, the East Side club was a mecca for sports stars like Giambi and Mark Messier, actors like Crowe and of course Stern, who talked up the club on his radio show. The Knicks held parties there, and eventually Scores became a publicly traded company.

The clubs were honey traps for out-of-town businessmen, who blew expense accounts on lap dances and champagne magnums, only to have their hangovers worsened by mind-boggling tabs.

A CEO of a St. Louis company sued the club when he racked up a $241,000 tab on his corporate American Express card in one blurry night.

He settled for an undisclosed amount.

Scores was the target of several criminal probes over the years, with allegations of silent underworld partners and tax evasion charges.

On Wednesday night, at the E. 60th St. location, a lone customer downed a half-price beer as club employees kept promising dancers would take the stage “any minute.”

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