Best. Photo. Ever.

Yes, he's doing the Heisman pose.

This photo came when his grandma took him to the new Sports Museum of America on Monday for their Family Day.

The Heisman room was a highlight, but he also got to hold a Ken Griffey bat, try doing play-by-play of famous sports moments (not quite) and a ton of other stuff.

I have to say, the museum is amazing for kids -- and any sports-fan parent will love it, too.

On your next trip to NYC, I highly recommend it.

Deadspin Wishes Me Well Into Fatherhood

As only Deadspin can.

Jets Coach Names Son After Favre

I don't feel like my "Should I name my kid after Tim Tebow?" thing seems so ludicrous after finding out Jets coach Eric Mangini named his kid's middle name "Brett" -- after Brett Favre.

Lessons on Baby-Naming, Cont'd

Continuing yesterday's discussion of whether a tribute to Tim Tebow is appropriate for my pending baby's new name...

Here's another tip for naming your baby, inspired after one DS.com commenter suggested "Levi" -- not sure if he was serious or kidding. Here's the tip:

If a potential name is nominated and the first person you can think of who shares that name is a douchebag (ie, Levi Johnston), do NOT give your baby that name.

(Now, in 20 years, we may have forgotten all about the d'bag Levi. But for these next few months -- which is the only real time people care about a kid's name, just after they're born -- it's a millstone.)

This is especially true if, as a sports fan, you know a lot of athlete names. You will probably hear a name suggestion, think of a d'bag athlete and go: Oh, HELL NO.

(But there are probably several athletes who share the same name, at least one of whom you will like -- or feel neutral about, at the very least.)

-- D.S.

Yes, But Will Tebow Do The Circumcision?

Big announcement over at DanShanoff.com, with substantial implications for this site.