Wednesday AM Hot Clicks: Abbey Lee; Nick Kyrgios"s Open Antics

We Will Miss You, NickKyrgios Photo: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images Polarizing tennis star NickKyrgiosmade the most of his short time in Flushing Meadows. The Australian showed his signature flair, hitting shots from between his legs, with varying degrees of success, whiffing on an overhead smash, and complaining about spectators walkingaround during play in his opening-round loss to Andy Murray. SIs JonWertheimhas rounded up the rest of theaction from Day 2 at the U.S. Open. Also check outthis galleryof todays biggest tennis stars with AndreAggasissignature feathered mullet.20 Years of Iron Man

The Orioles celebrated the 20th anniversary of Cal RipkenJr. becoming baseballs Iron Man on Tuesday night, with the Baltimore legend returning to Camden to throw out the first pitch. The team put together a video tribute to the dependable shortstop, which left Ripken teary-eyed on the field.

Diet Coke Shortage Coming to Corvallis

Oregon State offensive coordinator Dave Baldwin says he crushes 16 to 18 cans of Diet Coke, and has been drinking the calorie-free soft drink at that clip for 20 years now. Perhaps he should get in touch with Redskins coordinator and coffee glutton Joe Barry.

Lovely Lady of the DayAustralian supermodel Abbey Lee is your Wednesday morning Lovely Lady. You may recognize her fromMad Max: Fury Roador her time on the runway with Victorias Secret. (Click here for full-size gallery)Baseball Gets Weird

Many casual fans will claim that MLB doesnt really come alive until September and they may have been proven right Tuesday night. Two of baseballs more rare and exciting plays occurred on the first day of the month, with the Rockies executing a very relaxed triple play, and Texas Rangers shortstopElvis Andrus swiping home.

Farmer Wilfork is BringingBack Overalls

Hard Knocks teased Vince Wilforkscountry couture outfit early on Tuesday, and the episode did not disappoint.

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