Black and Grey tattoos from Big Gus in Cali

my fallen angel design i did at hell city took 8 hours

rib shot also in portland ouch 6 hours

rib shot also in portland ouch 6 hours

SEAN SACRED HEART

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New York Yankees relying on the arm of CC Sabathia tonight after AJ Burnett loses game 4 of ALCS

The Yankees are relying on Sabathia to pull them out of this slump.

AJ Burnett was the losing pitcher in game 4 of the ALCS.

Photo from AP

Meanwhile, Josh Hamilton is having a great series. He has hit 4 homeruns in the post season. When reporter Buster Olney asked Hamilton "What was it like as Bengie Molina(notes) comes to the plate in the sixth inning?" Hamilton replied "Uh [laughs]. From a line in "Anchorman" — 'It was a glass case of emotion.' " READ THE REST HERE on sports.yahoo.com

Photo from Getty Images article from sports.yahoo.com

NEW YORK - OCTOBER 19: Josh Hamilton(notes) #32 of the Texas Rangers round the bases after hitting a solo homerun in the ninth inning against the New York Yankees in Game Four of the ALCS during the 2010 MLB Playoffs at Yankee Stadium on October 19, 2010 in the Bronx borough of New York City. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)

Inked athlete Josh Hamilton and the Texas Ranger advance to the ALCS

Rangers’ Hamilton celebrates with ginger ale

By Tim Brown, Yahoo! Sports10 hours, 46 minutes ago

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – This time, the Texas Rangers’ celebration started with Josh Hamilton(notes).

Left out of the party when the club clinched the American League West title in late September, Hamilton on Tuesday night dashed into the visitors’ clubhouse and into a torrent of ginger ale after the Rangers beat theTampa Bay Rays in the AL division series.

“The guys really doused me good,” he said later, having slipped out of the clubhouse when the ginger ale ran dry. “They gave me a lot of hugs and congratulations.”

He smiled and raised a green plastic bottle of soda. He’d pushed a pair of ski goggles to the top of his forehead.

“You know,” he said, “this stuff burns your eyes just like that other stuff does.”

Hamilton’s life and baseball career were nearly ruined by years of drug and alcohol abuse. Still fighting that fight, Hamilton led the Rangers to their first AL West title in 11 years, won the AL batting title and is a leading MVP candidate. READ THE REST HERE from yahoo.com

SF Giants vs the Atlanta Braves for the NLDS playoffs who has better tattoos?

Peter Moylan relief pitcher of the Atlanta Braves

Because Moylan already had a lot of flowers on his left arm, he had the tattoo artist add color and more lines. He also re-did Moylan's daughter's name so that it stands out with the shading. "I'm going to have him do the same thing on my right arm," Moylan said. "I give him freedom to do whatever he wants." His favorite artist is Brandon Bond at All or Nothing Tattoo in Smyrna. ALISON CHURCH, SPECIAL

Moylan says his right arm "isn't quite finished yet; still gotta add some color and fill in the blanks." If you want your tattoos to be featured, e-mail mbenzie@ajc.com.

Braves relief pitcher Peter Moylan guesses he has spent 100 hours having both arms and his back inked since getting his first tattoo when he was "17 and impressionable. Walked into a tattoo shop in Fort Myers and thought, 'Oh, that'd be cool.' It's not cool at all." The Australian got an 8-ball on his left shoulder that he has since covered "because I don't play pool." ALISON CHURCH, SPECIAL Read more HERE

Brian Wilson of the SF Giants showing some ink...

Former SF Giants pitcher Justin Miller from dodgerhater

Former SF Giants pitcher Justin Miller

"I woke up one day and said, 'Oh crap, I've got a lot of clowns.'"

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This is what it looks like to get hit by a golf ball from Tiger Woods

Tiger Woods gives us the greatest golf photo you'll ever see

By Jay Busbee

Check that photo from this weekend's Ryder Cup action. No, it's not staged or Photoshopped. That's reallyTiger Woods hitting a golf ball straight at the camera.

How'd it happen? By mistake. The cameraman, Mark Pain of the Daily Mail, was in the proper position on the 18th hole when Woods flat-out duffed his shot. The ball hit Pain's camera and dropped to the ground. But unlike many instances when Woods and caddy Stevie Williams have taken issue with photographers, Tiger had nothing to say here. He knew he was in the wrong, not Pain.

(Aside: best part of the gallery in this picture? The smiling dude with the cigar on the right side of the frame. He's the only thing about this photo that looks fake.) from yahoo.com

Who do these tattoos belong to? Prisoners or Million Dollar athletes?

Prisoner or Million Dollar Athlete?

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