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Here's a video that will bring a smile to your face on this day after the horrific Boston Marathon bombings.  It's a taiwanese animation video that deals with the season ending injury of Los Angeles Laker basketball player Kobe Bryant.

If Houston's trying to own Hanukkah, Dallas can't be far behind in trying to own what's next. The Houston Rockets did "The Dreidel Song" to honor those eight crazy nights. Not to be outdone, the Dallas Mavericks got together for a really bad rendition of "Sleigh Ride". Too bad for the Mavs and Rockets that the San Antonio Spurs own them both.

Apart from the fact that he plays for my favorite team and is one of my favorite players, Dwyane Wade has proven plenty of times that he has a heart of gold.

It is finally here!! The 2012-2013 NBA Season!!

NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL ... no matter the sport, they have one thing in common. HOTTIES!!

To say the Oklahoma City Thunder have a passionate fan base would be a massive understatement, and there was bound to be a musician or two in the mix. Count Chris and his gang among that group. Everyone's doing a "Call Me Maybe" lip-sync these days, but Chris and Co. took the next step -- a full-on parody of the song honoring OKC's star player, Kevin Durant.

performance issues not good in bed or on court LeBron's blue pills worked

Who doesn't love a great dunk? This is great, but it's not a dunk. The only thing this guy will be dunkin' is his donuts.

Boston Celtics fans have a certain reputation, like an old steak -- tough, tasteless and somewhat overcooked. Check out this little ball of hate as she gets into it with some Atlanta Hawks fans and see if you don't disagree. (Watch out: Language is NSFW!)

Smart kid, and he has a future in sports talk radio! LeBron, how could you ignore that youthful enthusiasm, not to mention the reasoning? When he talks about 49 states cheering for you...except for Ohio -- man, not only is that a great line but he's also showing he knows his geography! How many other kids would even know there are 50 states?

Here's a great sports moment -- it's late in the fourth quarter, score tied between New York and Toronto, New York Knicks Asian sensation Jeremy Lin has the ball in hands...BOO-yah! Oh, the Linsanity!  

Their owner may be ready to trade any one of them at any moment, they probably won't be the same team next year, but they are still NBA champions, so flaunt it while ya got it, baby!