6/4/07: Red Sox 4 @ A's 5 F (11) -- Named the American League's Pitcher of the Month earlier in the day, Dan Haren celebrated with 7 2/3 innings of four-hit work and left with a one-run lead provided by Ellis, who hit a two-run triple in the second inning and a solo homer in the fourth. Jason Kendall padded the lead with a sacrifice fly in the eighth, but the visiting Red Sox tied the game with two runs in the top of the ninth off interim Oakland closer Alan Embree, then turned back a bases-loaded, nobody-out threat in the bottom of the frame when Eric Chavez struck out and Bobby Crosby hit into a double play. Given a shot at redemption two innings later, Chavez belted a solo homer to right off Boston righty Kyle Snyder to give the A's a 5-4 victory in 11 innings. watch
Question: A while back, I saw a preview for a movie with Johnny Knoxville in which he's confessing to a priest and his confessions are so bad the priest kicks him out of the church. I haven't heard about it since, but would love to know the title.
Answer: I haven't seen the trailer to which you're referring, but Johnny Knoxville has two completed movies kicking around, one awaiting a belated release and the other playing theaters on a regional basis. The Ringer, a broad comedy directed by Barry Blaustein and executive produced by Bobby and Peter Farrelly, stars Knoxville as an all-around failure who comes up withread more
