Daily Dozen (The "Yay Sports" Edition)

• The Atlanta Braves are interested in White Sox pitcher Mark Buehrle.
• Adam "Pacman" Jones surrendered to Las Vegas police.
• New York Yankees 1st baseman/designated hitter Jason Giambi has agreed to meet with George Mitchell, head of MLB's steroid investigation.
• Kevin Garnett isn't going to Boston.
• Cool story on Magglio Ordonez at ESPN.com.
• This is Sparta: Interesting article on MSU football coach Mark Dantonio. I'm not gonna lie; the UM-MSU game this year already has me a bit sketchy. Dantonio's putting a LOT of emphasis on it (see picture for proof).
• The Big House gets bigger: When Michigan Stadium's renovation is done in 2010, the capacity will exceed 108,000.
• I think this is a little old, but nevertheless: Michigan WR Adrian Arrington is making progress toward returning to the team. Arrington's been a bit of a trouble maker during the offseason, but he's cleaned his act up. I guess someone reminded him he goes to Michigan, not Michigan State.
• Nice article about Terry Hoeppner.
• It's basically a blurb in a lengthy read, but don't rule out Sergei Fedorov returning to the Red Wings.
• Nate Robertson threw 6 no-hit innings with 6 strikeouts in his first rehab start at AA Erie on Thursday.
• Baseball Tonight (The Chicken Roaster Edition): Tigers (42-29) @ Braves (38-35); Kenny Rogers (season debut) vs. John Smoltz (8-3, 2.84 ERA). KENNY?.....KENNY?!