Posted by ryan on March 24, 2008
It’s been months since this video surfaced on YouTube and various blogs, but I just caught wind of it from Sonny. I’m a big fan of technical errors during broadcasts, so this video is an incredible find for me. The following is a local news station supposedly discussing Kevin Everett’s recovery. Instead, the clip shown is of a large black man (not Everett) riding into a courtroom in a wheelchair and kicking a cop. The tension that follows is, of course, hilarious.
Tags: Buffalo Bills, Kevin Everett, Media, NFL, Only six months behind other blogs, YouTube
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Posted by ryan on February 29, 2008
Usually, our YouTube videos consist of people getting hurt or embarrassed. This video is a great collection of awkward sports interviews. While my personal favorite, Boom Goes the Dynamite, isn’t included, there’s still some winners here, including Joe Kines speaking in tongue, as well as Floyd Mayweather and Shaquille O’Neal going off on reports.
We’ve posted our top ten here, but this video has some that we’ve never seen before. Enjoy.
Tags: Media, YouTube
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Posted by ryan on January 30, 2008
I didn’t get the chance to watch very much coverage of yesterday’s Media Day in Arizona. But I can imagine that most things that came out of the player’s mouths (see: “I’m a one woman man”) was a load of shit. How does that connect to this video? Well, this gem also happens to include a load of shit.
Kudos to Big Lead for posting this earlier today. It’s really brightened my day.
Update: It’s fake. But it’s still funny!
Tags: Feces, Media, NFL, Super Bowl, Two Birds One Cup, YouTube
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Posted by ryan on November 20, 2007
I caught this video over at Deadspin earlier today and it just goes to show you the true dominance of Tom Brady these days. After throwing another five touchdowns in another easy victory, Brady had the opportunity to bag yet another female. But instead of your random A+ supermodel, it was none other than NBC’s Andrea Kremer. It’s like Kremer is a 12 year old girl with her first crush.
In other news, Andrea Kremer is pregnant.*
*Lie
Tags: Andrea Kremer, Herpes, Media, New England Patriots, NFL, Tom Brady, YouTube
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Posted by ryan on October 8, 2007

This screen captures comes compliments of a forum I visit frequently. Honestly, how in the hell does this get past the chain of command that exists during a broadcast like Monday Night Football? Whoever screwed the pooch will likely be getting some sort of punishment tonight. If this blunder isn’t proof that MNF should stay the hell away from Buffalo, I don’t know what is.
Tags: Aaaaaaag, Buffalo Bills, Dallas Cowboys, ESPN, Media, Monday Night Football, NFL
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Posted by kevin on June 4, 2007
Every year the New York sports media plays against the Boston sports media in a pick up game of baseball. This year was no different, except that friendly game of baseball got slightly out of hand.
In a scene reminiscent of the Friday night beanball war, there was very nearly a bench clearing brawl in the media game. The Boston Spanish radio broadcaster was hit in the head by a pitch from a New York reliever. Things immediately got out of hand, as the benches cleared and there was very nearly a brawl.
I find this hilarious not only for the fact that some guy took a shot to the head, but also because people actually got angry enough about it to almost fight. I don’t think there was enough bad blood between the two sides to warrant a brawl. I can understand that now there might be, but before this, I wouldn’t have imagined this was the case. The incident was probably an accident, but now there will be some bad blood. When things get rough between the Yankees and Red Sox on the field I guess you can also expect things to get testy in the press box as well.
Unfortunately there is no video of the incident. There are a bunch of pictures from the game here. There aren’t any from the brawl, I’m sure people were far too concerned with breaking up the fight than they were with snapping pictures of it, which is really quite a shame. Hopefully the bad blood will be there next year as well.
Tags: Boston Red Sox, Media, MLB, New York Yankees
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