

The futuristic NBA All-Star jerseys that have received some ridicule among tradition ballers is apparently A-OK with Tron, a character from self-titled 1982 movie that was way ahead of its time (but still kind of cool… just like Nintendo’s “Excite Bike” is still kind of cool).

The best thing about sports — besides the actual game, scouting cheerleaders, nine innings worth of downing beers and munching on hot dogs — has to be when fans express their irritation when something goes wrong.
Ashley Simpson doesn’t lip sync for once, and she pays for it at the Orange Bowl:
Barry Bonds and his expanding head hears it from the crowd during an at-bat.
WWE fans get a “boring” chant going during yet another lame attempt at something funny from WWE “writers.”
Carl Lewis embarrasses himself in front of Michael Jordan and Chicago.
Sarah “Hockey Mom” Palin has few fans in Philly.
Yankees fans can be tough — they’ll even boo the ones they love.
Nationals fans give Dubya the same reception he’d get from 77% of U.S. citizens.
But we would rather have you guys make it. Here’s an article from Yahoo! Sports, who is quickly becoming our arch-enemy. Even Stevie Wonder can see that this is not Ryan Howard:
The truth is, the man in the photo is Adam LaRoche, who was given less than 10 words in the story and wasn’t mentioned until the second-to-last paragraph. That’s just bad.
Watching some loser Clemson fan imitate Triple H and DDT Wake center Chas McFarland last Saturday made us think about other Fans vs. Players battles that have taken place. Yes, the Ron Artest vs. the entire Pistons fanbase is included.
Some dude gets a little too close to Kip Brennan