Romano Goes Out in Style
Ray Romano was crippled when his jacks couldn't hold up against big slick. Then he got his last 6,000 or so in with on a flop. Ray was the only one with a pair, but his opponent's meant he'd have to dodge both straight and flush outs along with pair outs. The on the turn was a brick. Then the on the river gave Romano's opponent both a straight and a flush, a straight-flush, if you will. Romano hit the rail, but at least ESPN got some good footage first.