By Larry Brown | July 11, 2008 - Posted in Baseball, YouTubeage

What you are about to see is Kash Beauchamp, manager of the Wichita Wingnuts. And yes, he is crazy.

Video via FanIQ. And much like 100% Injury Rate, I cannot possibly show this without comparing it to the Phillip Wellman blowup — the standard bearer for all minor league managerial meltdowns.

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By Larry Brown | July 7, 2008 - Posted in Football, YouTubeage

Check out the video KSK dug up and MJD shared with us of Bill Belichick back in his days with the Browns. It’s a clip from George Michael’s Sports Machine.

Hmm, why do Eric Green’s comments sound so familiar? Gotta love Greg Lloyd stick his hand out only to get air. Belichick’s been doing it for years.

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By Larry Brown | June 30, 2008 - Posted in Basketball, YouTubeage

Seeing as that Shaq promptly had his honorary deputy badges yanked following his foul-mouthed rap on Kobe, I think you can say the response to the video has not been great. And even if he tries to justify it saying that it’s just freestyle rap, he’s wrong. You Been Blinded shows us why:

Yeah, real nice, Shaq. Way to set a positive example for the kids. And what kind of parent sets their kids up to do that and then posts it on YouTube to boot? There are some real geniuses out there, I’ll tell you.

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We’ve all heard about players getting pretty crazy in the bullpen. They’re just sitting out there for inning on end, in need of entertainment just like the rest of us. Sometimes they’ll look at naked pictures of girls, other times they’ll create new technological devices to keep busy. And in rare occasions, you might actually catch them flipping off their bullpen mates. And if you’re really lucky, you’ll catch it on national television:

Thanks to Awful Announcing for spotting that one. Man, what a sharp eye. Hopefully this will discourage FOX from doing their constant cut-aways. Man, does that get annoying.

By Larry Brown | June 27, 2008 - Posted in YouTubeage

One of the highlights of the 2007 NBA draft — aside from the superstar that is Yi coming into the league — was the Stephen A. Smith draft heckling video that sprouted. I think these dudes call themselves the Stephen A. Smith Heckling Society or something, whatever. I just know their bit is hilarious. Last year they dubbed Joakim Noah, “The People’s Princess.” Does it get better than that? Well, Stephen A. was not on the big set along with all the analysts this year, but he was interviewing all the players for ESPN. And luckily the hecklers were there as well. Check out this year’s video, and make sure you catch Kevin Love’s line.

Not as classic as last year’s, but worked for me. I think Stephen A’s stream of consciousness while writing down notes was the best part. Video via Awful Announcing, of course.

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By Larry Brown | June 26, 2008 - Posted in Baseball, YouTubeage

Rain delays are always good for fun times in baseball. Over the weekend, it was Jonathan Papelbon and Manny Delcarmen doing a Milli Villi music video that brought entertainment to Fenway Park. Before that, it was the Texas Rangers using the tarp at Shea Stadium as a slip and slide. But of all the fun had during rain delays, this might be my favorite. Check out Todd Jones doing his Magglio Ordonez impersonation for the ‘06 ALCS home run that sent the Tigers to the World Series. It’s awesome:

The quality on that vid is pretty poor, but there’s another video from a fan in the stands if you want to get a feeling for the atmosphere. There’s no question about what makes it funny: it’s all in the hair. Plus, Jones does a really good job mimicking Magglio’s mannerisms and stance at the plate. That was a quality effort by Mr. Jones, quality.

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