Charlie Sheen Talks Future Cy Young Winners

Alright.  Confession time.  When guys I like talk baseball...I listen. 

So when Jay Mohr, one of my all-time favorites, sat down with Charlie Sheen for his latest installment of "Mohr Stories", I was instantly riveted.  Sure, I knew there would be crazy talk about Sheen and his antics over the last 18 months, but I also knew they'd talk baseball. 

Because, well, both dudes are huge baseball fans.

But what I wasn't prepared for was who the now kinder, gentler Sheen predicts as future Cy Young Award winners.

Sure, the star of "Major League" could've gone with the obvious choices (Felix Hernandez, Justin Verlander or Stephen Strasburg), but, he went with a pair of interesting choices instead.

First was Miami Marlins righty Josh Johnson who, while struggling this season, Sheen calls the "most underrated and quietest Cy Young threat in baseball.  Period.  The end."

The other one, however, was a head scratcher.

"Another guy who is going to win a Cy Young is the kid from Cincy...Homer Bailey," the Cincinnati Reds fan declared.  "Watch."

"I like Homer Bailey," Mohr added, "but I don't think you can win a Cy Young in that park.  Too many longballs."

Johnson I get...dude, when healthy, can be a beast.  But Bailey?  I think I've gotta agree with Mohr on that one.

What do you think?  Is Sheen spot on or is he as crazy as he once wanted you to believe?

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Charlie Sheen's Hall of Fame SuperBowl Party

Hey, remember last February when Charlie Sheen screened "Major League" for some of his All-Star baseball buddies?

Well, according to TMZ, the actor was at it again this past Sunday, hosting a Hall of Fame-caliber SuperBowl party.

Sheen hosted the bash at his Beverly Hills mansion and the stars came out in droves...including MLB Hall of Famer Joe Morgan, who was greeted with a big fat Super Bowl kiss on his face.

Other guests included L.A. Dodgers player James Loney and ex-MLB superstars Kenny Lofton and Todd Zeile.  Kate Walsh was there too, along with rocker Matt Sorum, Jon Lovitz, Jeff Ross and Charlie's BFF Tony Todd.

Apparently, Sheen spent most of the night talking baseball with Hall of Fame second baseman Joe Morgan.  I guess former Guns N' Roses drummer Sorum's tales of drugs and debauchery pale in comparison to the "Big Red Machine".

Been there, done that perhaps?

And with all due respect to the guests, I'd be more apt to say that the "most random assortment of people" came out in droves versus "stars"...but that's just me.

Either way, it's gotta beat the the way new Miami Marlins skipper Ozzie Guillen spent SuperBowl Sunday a year ago.