We’ve all heard some pretty funny sports jokes. Here are a few. Vote for your favorite in the comments box, or add your favorite joke to the list!

Hank Blalock, Rangers infielder, has been taking medication for his right wrist, and it looks like his injury will cost him a few games. He suffers from carpal tunnel syndrome and will return for an examination on Tuesday, forcing him to miss the three-game series against the Rays.

Pedro Martinez’ four-year contract with the Mets expires after this season, and Martinez told the New York Daily News that he would like to spend time tending to his father, who is battling brain cancer.

Charles Barkley is in big trouble after taking out four $100,000 casino markers, or loads, at the end of last year. He has yet to repay them, and if he doesn’t by June 9, he’ll have a criminal complaint filed against him.

Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Al Reyes, 38, was tasered and arrested early April 11 after he tried to pick a fight in a bar.

The biggest risks in soccer include head injuries from crashing into other players or falls, broken legs from being kicked or just from the stress of the turf, and knee injuries from twists, sprains, and kicks. And, as seen below, there’s always that risk of getting kicked somewhere you don’t want to get kicked.

What would sports be without cheerleaders? They provide entertainment, rev up the crowd’s excitement, and perform dances to all our favorite songs.

However, it’s no wonder why there are so many cheerleading injuries every year. Cheerleaders are launched high into the air, and they ask their bodies to perform amazing feats of strength and flexibility.

Ortiz was out for his second consecutive game on Sunday…all because of a knee bruise. This left the Red Sox down to the Rays, 3-0.

John Smoltz was complaining about shoulder discomfort during Sunday’s game against the New York Mets, which was a 6-3 loss for the Atlanta Braves.

Adam “Pacman” Jones faces several pending trials now that the three people injured in a shooting rampage have filed civil suits against him.
Although Jones has denied playing any role in the shooting that left the two Las Vegas strip club employees and one club patron severely injured-one paralyzed-he paid upwards of $15,000 to the man who did commit the crime.