Seinfeld was right when he said cheering for a team was basically like cheering for laundry. Look at ex-Bosox Johnny Damon. The "Yankee Killer" is now a Yankee. The NFL is going through its own free agency mix-up. Seattle may have been smart enough to lock down Shaun Alexander, but other teams have been wheeling and dealing. Daunte Culpepper got farmed out to the Dolphins for a second round draft pick for the Vikings after his vocal sparring with Viks management. This opened up Chargers Drew Bees to get shuttled off to the Saints. The Colts Edgerrin James took much of the team's playoff potential with him when the Cardinals snagged him. The Eagles wisely cut ties with troubled star Terrell Owens whose NFL future remains uncertain.

Do you ever feel like you missed your destiny? I, for instance, should be arranging soundtracks for television, film, annoying pre-film advertisements -- take your pick. So what exactly is that job you ask and how do you crack into this field? Well it's music supervision, and the MS for Grey's Anatomy outlines exactly what he does and how he got to the hallowed place that he is. It's an interesting read. If I suddenly disappear one day, just tune into your favorite TV show to hear my handiwork.

Read part 1 and part 2 at ABC.COM