If, like me, you have DirecTV, you know the satellite provider is having some beef with Viacom and several channels, including Comedy Central, MTV and VH-1, have been pulled. This dispute has ruffled the feathers of Blake Griffin. The Clippers forward, who laid up after having knee surgery earlier this week, needs a full roster of channels while he recovers, so he took matters into his own hands last night. First he tweeted DirecTV, saying, "why are you trying to ruin my life and not let me watch ?#workaholics? on comedy central? xoxo thanks." DirecTV responded with, "Blake, we're working nonstop to reach an affordable deal for all of our customers => http://directvpromise.com ?#DIRECTVHasMyBack." Griffin then put the pressure on Viacom, asking, "Yo @viacom word is you're the reason I'm missin some channels. Let me know. Hope you're well. Thanks." As of this writing, Viacom has not replied to Griffin, so score this one for DirecTV.

We told you in Wednesday's A.M. Hot Clicks that Giants outfielder Melky Cabrera had given the Atlanta fans a crotch chop on Tuesday night. The former Brave was at it again last night, and now Chipper Jones is pissed.

For weeks, I've been fielding e-mails from readers asking for country singer/actress Jana Kramer to be featured in Hot Clicks. Parker, of Lake Forest, Ill., Joe, of Cumberland, Wis., Anthony D., of West Chester, Pa., and Steve F., all sent in requests centered around the fact that Kramer, who starred on One Tree Hill and Friday Night Lights, released a new album last month. After doing some research, I discovered that Kramer was in Hot Clicks about three years ago, but clearly she's due for a return appearance

So, here you go.

If you missed this week's podcast with Erin Andrews, you can listen to it here.

Logan Morrison is prolific on Twitter, but we learned last night on Showtime's The Franchise: A Season With The Miami Marlins, a certain Yankee is unfamiliar with the man known as LoMo.

"Tell me a man's name that starts with the letter K." Just watch. (Thanks to Guyism.com for the video.)