Ben Chew

Sometimes getting out of the way is a good thing. One Canadian Football League player decided to get in the way of an interception return and paid the price.

Last week, one Detroit Tigers fan had a little bit too much to drink during the Tigers’ 5-3 victory over the Baltimore Orioles. After getting ejected from the game for some unknown reason (let’s take a stab in the dark and say public drunkenness), the fella in the red jacket got the ultimate walk-off as his sober friend carried him up a flight of stairs followed by a small army of security guards

So far, the 2012 London Summer Olympics have had some memorable athletic accomplishments — along with some moments that didn’t really live up to the Olympic standard.

When most adults reach the twilight of their lifetimes, they tend to slow down and cast athletic activities aside. Ninety-year-old William Bell is not one of those people.

YouTube is the go-to spot to profess love and infatuation for a celebrity in video form. It appears that one young Washington Nationals fan has become so enamored with rookie phenom Bryce Harper that she penned a song just for him.

At every sporting event, there will always be those fans that drink a little too much. They are usually easy to spot, since they’ll eventually have a problem standing up to cheer, boo or even just walk.

The Canadian Football League has been hit by a rash of players returning missed field goals for touchdowns.

Let the below video be a lesson to any aspiring cameramen in the audience — there is rarely ever a need to run to get a shot.

In the fourth inning of last Sunday’s Twins and Rangers game, a storm cloud near the Ballpark in Arlington moved in and caused some of the most epic thunder that you will ever hear.

If we learn anything from the video below, it’s to never play a game of touch football with Green Bay Packers’ linebacker A.J. Hawk.

We always thought there was nothing more hilarious than watching middle-aged sports coaches celebrate after their athletes perform well, but and we’ve found something more hilarious: a middle-aged sports coach getting a little too psyched over — here’s the kicker — gymnastics.

Foreign basketball player Kostas Papanikolaou got a warm welcome to the New York Knicks after the team picked him as part of the 2012 NBA Draft Picks. And by “warm welcome,” of course we really mean he got booed by practically every Knicks fan in attendance.

For those of you who aren’t going to see Kevin Durant’s ‘Thunderstruck‘ this summer, perhaps you should check out this upcoming Chinese movie entitled ‘Amazing’ to get your NBA acting fix.

Over the weekend, the final game of the “Battle Of The Bay” series between the Oakland Athletics and the San Francisco Giants ended in spectacular fashion with Oakland rookie Derek Norris hitting a walk-off homer to steal a win for the Athletics.

This season, many of the NBA stars have worn some very questionable attire during post-game press conferences. Especially during the playoffs.

Every Boston Red Sox fan remembers where he or she was for Bill Buckner’s famous error on Mookie Wilson’s ground ball during game six of the 1986 World Series. Now, we will all remember where we were when we watched a group of Nigerian school children recreate that moment and post it to YouTube.

Many of the NBA players, who aren’t in the NBA Finals, are trying to stay fit and improve their game by playing in the famous Los Angeles Drew League.

Over the years, we’ve seen some pretty memorable athlete freakouts but this clip from an African Cup of Nations qualifying match between Egypt and Central African Republic ranks up there as one of the best.

Picture this, you’re sitting in your car and another driver cuts you off on the highway. Ever had the desire to ram his car with yours? Well, one stock car driver decided to get his revenge in just that fashion.

George “The Animal” Steele was a popular professional wrestler during his stint in the World Wrestling Federation. This week, Steele was back in the headlines for what he did before a minor league baseball game.