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Snooki is pregnant? What’s the best part of about being pregnant? Pregnancy boobs, of course. Recently, Snooki posted a picture on Twitter of her pregnancy boobs — and they were a sight to behold! Later on Twitter, Snooki admitted that they are growing at a rapid pace.

“They won’t stop growing,” said Snooki about her boobs. “I’m scared.”

As you can see in the Snooki pregnancy boobs picture below, her boobs are overflowing out of her yellow top. If it wasn’t for that giant necklace she’s wearing, about half the picture would be Snooki’s boobs — and I’m not complaining.

Snooki is pregnancy with Jionni LaValle’s baby. The couple is engaged.

Is Snooki ashamed about her massive boobs? Of course not.

“I got swagger with my pregnant self,” Snooki tweeted.

Here are the Snooki boob pictures:

Snooki Pregnancy Boobs

Snooki Boobs Growing

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Saying Tampa Bay Rays RHP Matt Bush is a "danger to the community" and a "flight risk," Charlotte County circuit judge Nicholas Thompson set the reliever’s bond for .015 million combined for the seven charges in Saturday hearing.

Bush’s court date is scheduled for May 21.

Bush, arrested Thursday on charges of DUI and leaving the scene of an accident that caused serious bodily injury, appeared on close circuit TV, somber as Thompson addressed him. Bush’s attorney Russell Kirshy argued for a much smaller bond, saying the 26-year-old is indigent, with a ,000 minor league salary and just ,000 in the bank. Kirshy told the judge the Rays had discussed potentially setting Bush up in a rehab facility in the Tampa Bay area, so he can get better.

With Kirshy expecting Bush not posting bond, he’ll likely be in jail for a while.

"He understands his career is probably in jeopardy," Kirshy told the court. "And his life is probably in jeopardy."

Prosecutor Richard Simpson argued that the victim, 72-year-old Tony Tufano, is in serious condition as a result of Bush’s alleged actions, and pointed out Bush’s previous arrest history in suggesting a larger bond. Kirshy, who met with Bush Friday, said he saw a somber, remorseful kid, one who "understands the gravity of what’s happened.’

"My heart goes out to (Tufano’s family), I know that Mr. Bush’s heart goes out to them," Kirshy said. “Anybody who knows Matt knows that he’s one of the most sweetest, most soft-spoken people you’ll ever meet and that’s exactly the way he was. He was very subdued, very worried, very introspective."

Bush’s agent, Jonathan Weisz, said everyone is in "complete shock," that Bush is a great kid with a good heart who had overcome so much in the past few years, but made a bad mistake. Weisz said Bush doesn’t own a car, and, to his knowledge, hasn’t driven in years, so he was surprised to see he was driving - implying he must have borrowed the Dodge Durango. Weisz met with the Rays Friday, praised them for how much they helped Bush and believes they still plan to "stand behind him" as he battles his problem.

"Certainly anybody who has ever been an alcoholic or a drug ddict will tell you it’s a lifelong struggle," Kirshy said. "It’s something that you have to do everyday for the rest of your life. It’s not something that you go to rehab and solve the problem and now you don’t have a problem any more. You still have a problem, still have to deal with that problem on a daily basis from now until the day you die."


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Linsanity isn’t necessarily over … but it’s at least paused. Jeremy Lin will miss his third consecutive game due to soreness in his left knee. The New York Knicks are 2-0 in the past two games. They beat the Milwaukee Bucks 89-80 and the Orlando Magic 108-86.

With Lin out, Baron Davis will start at point guard again for the Knicks. Over the past two games, Davis averaged 12 points, 6.5 assists and six rebounds.

The Knicks have been on a roll ever since letting go of head coach Mike D’Antoni. Since then, New York is 8-1.

The game Lin will miss is Friday night against the Atlanta Hawks. The Knicks are also in action on Saturday against the Cleveland Cavaliers. It’s not yet known whether Lin will be able to play against the Cavs.

Jeremy Lin injury update (Image: TSN.ca)

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With Reid Brignac’s status uncertain due to a plantar fascia condition in his right foot, the Rays will give Elliot Johnson more time at shortstop to prep him for regular-season duty.

Brignac remains limited with the Rays uncertain when he will get back on the field. Manager Joe Maddon said the injury "has a chance" to impact Brignac’s availability to be ready to start the season. If he isn’t available, the Rays likely would have Sean Rodriguez as the starter and Johnson - who is out of options and otherwise could be lost on waivers - as the backup.

"We need to play Elliot there anyway but, yes, the fact that Reid’s hurting a bit getting Elliot out there a but more would be what we’re looking for,” Maddon said.

Also:

* Maddon confirmed that LF Desmond Jennings has a sore right shoulder but said they are confident he needs only a couple days rest and will be fine. Jennings could get at-bats, presumably as the DH, in a minor-league game on Friday.

* CF B.J. Upton remains sidelined, sore and uncomfortable according to Maddon, as a result of the March 14 outfield collision with Jennings. Upton was working out in Port Charlotte today.


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Rays third baseman Evan Longoria is among several major-leaguers featured in a new MLB Opening Day TV spot that starts airing tonight on ESPN and MLB Network. Longoria, who appears at about the :14 mark, says he’ll "make my glove golden.”

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The Rays on Friday will start selling “Fortune Favors the Bald” T-shirts, with proceeds from the .99 sales to the  Pediatric Cancer Foundation, Moffitt Cancer Center and All Children’s Hospital. 

The bright yellow shirts, like those worn by Rays personnel during last week’s head-shaving, will be available at the Tropicana Field, Charlotte Sports Park and Tampa team stores, along with All Children’s Hospital and the Moffitt Cancer Center.

The slogan is a twist on a sign manager Joe Maddon has in the clubhouse,  “Fortune Favors the Bold.”

 


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Rays starter James Shields on his March 22 start, in which he worked 5 2/3 IP, allowed 10 hits (incoudign two homers) and picked two off:

 


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Rays pitching prospect Matt Bush was arrested on charges of driving under the influence and fleeing the scene after a serious accident in Port Charlotte on Thursday afternoon, per multiple TV reports.

 Per Fort Myers’ WBBH, the Florida Highway Patrol said Bush was driving a Dodge SUV that struck a motorcycle driven by 72-year-old Anthony Tufano then fled the scene, and that alcohol was a factor.

The team issued a statement late Thursday: “The Tampa Bay Rays organization is deeply saddened by today’s tragic news. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the victim and his family. We will reserve further comment until we learn more about the incident that took place.’’
 
Bush, 26, had earned praised from Rays officials for his recovery from alcohol-related issues that threatened to derail his career after the Padres made him the No. 1 pick of the 2004 draft. He has been arrested previously on alcohol-related charges and spent time in alcohol rehab.
Bush had a solid season at Double-A Montgomery in 2011 and, though recently optioned to the minors, was in line to pitch at Triple-A Durham this season with a chance to reach the majors.
 
Per the report, Bush was taken to the Charlotte County Jail and charged with fleeing the scene with serious injuries, driving with a suspended license with serious injuries, DUI with serious injuries, and DUI with property damage.

 
 Tufano, per the report, was transported to the Lee Memorial Hospital Trauma Center. WBBH quoted a witness, Scott Sugden, who said: "Literally the tire on the SUV ran over the driver’s head. Without the helmet, the gentleman would have been dead instantly.’’
 

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The Rays return home today to face the Blue Jays in a night game at Charlotte Sports Park.

LHP David Price will start on the mound, with RH Fernando Rodney, Joel Peralta to follow. The players union chief, Michael Weiner, was meeting with the Rays in the clubhouse this afternoon, updating them on everything that’s going on.

Rays lineup vs Jays
Rodriguez ss
Zobrist rf
Longoria 3b
Keppinger 2b,
Pena 1b
Scott dh
Joyce lf
Molina c
fuld cf
price lhp


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