So I’m just going to have to present the top five sports bloopers of 2008 as a text document. This is not ideal, I know, but, luckily, as you’ll see, this year’s bloopers are so incredibly ...

They happen at every level of sport, … Continue reading → No one is immune to the unpredictable — and often embarrassing — moment. That's what gives us the blooper.

Bellum Launching Sports Bloopers Series, Travel and History Show in Syndication. The producer-distributor also has renewed "Unsealed: Alien Files" for a third season.

There are many bloopers that probably could have and should have made this countdown that we’ve missed. But just blame it on 10 years of keeping track of fake sports debates. Frequently – The ...

The year in sports media brought us so many memorable announcing bloopers that coming up with just the Top 10 was nearly impossible. Big Turd Cock Originals By Awful Announcing Staff on 12/14/2023 ...

The Top 10 Sports Bloopers on YouTube. Todd Boldizsar Sep 1, 2010. First of all, this list was INCREDIBLY difficult to narrow down.

Marv Albert made his 126th appearance on the Late Show with David Letterman last night, and with Letterman's historic run coming to an end soon, Albert decided to show the very best of the sports ...

The 20 best sports bloopers of 2014. We rounded up a list of our 20 favorite faceplants, botched celebrations and otherwise embarrassing moments of 2014. Lindsay Applebaum | Dec 29, 2014.

Gronk is ready to line up as a TV host. Rob Gronkowski will be the face of ''Crashletes,'' introducing popular viral videos of sports bloopers. ''Crashletes'' debuts 7 p.m. July 5 on Nickelodeon ...

Sportscaster Marv Albert has been a guest on "The Late Show with David Letterman" 126 times — with Albert joking that he ranked behind Regis Philbin ("Who cares about Regis," Letterman said) and ...

What's worse than running for a touchdown and finding out that you ran for a safety instead? Jim Marshall found out this week in 1964, when the Vikings defensive end recovered the ball after a ...

Announcer Marv Albert has been on the Late Show with David Letterman an astonishing 126 times. With Letterman ready to pass the torch to Stephen Colbert, Albert decided to compile his favorite ...