This pitch is something I can't resist.

As the one-time proud adoptive papa of an English Bulldog, I can tell you with slobbery and really gassy confidence that there are few greater joys in this world than watching one chase a basketball across a hardwood floor.

As we discussed back in January, Conan O'Brien's NBA Mascots That Should Never Dunk is probably my favorite thing that happens on television.

I guess the Oregon Ducks have always been pretty weird.

The very first show featured in our Sports On TV column was 'Saved By The Bell,' and with good reason.

The University of Connecticut’s athletics department decided that it was time for a change when it came to the school’s worn out sports logo that had been in use since the Paleolithic Era known as 2002.

Today I learned that the 2014 Winter Olympics and Paralympics will take place in Russia, and I may have already known that but this is 2013 so I either packed it away in the POD storage unit in my brain or I deleted it so I could make room for the unofficial Taco Bell Volcano Sauce recipe, because that sh*t’s important.

Fighters Luke Rockhold and Daniel Cormier took in a San Jose Earthquakes soccer game, palled around with the mascot a little and participated in the ceremonial First Goal, which is like the first pitch at a baseball game, but with your legs.

Out of context, that's the most "Yahoo Serious Festival" headline I've ever written.

(spoiler alert: Side with the deer.

Say what you will about the Phillie Phanatic, but he's got fantastic taste in women.

This week, Sports On TV looks at the greatest sports moments from one of the greatest shows ever made -- Paul Feig and Judd Apatow's classic 1999 series 'Freaks and Geeks,' about a group of kids trying to navigate high school in 1980s Michigan.

Okay, that headline is technically a lie.

Obviously, when it comes to rivalries, a team’s record doesn’t really matter.

Tonight on the WWE Raw open discussion thread: With Mr.

Happy October 19th.

Like most people, when news broke that the New Orleans Hornets were changing their name to the Pelicans, I was all like, “Pelicans.

So, this happened: The Denver Nuggets prevailed over the OKC Thunder in a hard-fought, overtime thriller.

Update: Part 2 is now up. Check it out! Back in September, we shared A Golden Treasury Of Cheesy Late-80s/Early-90s WWF Promo Photos, a collection of the best photos from pro wrestler 8x10s.

If you've ever wanted to see a bear try to slam dunk while being attacked by a gang of sharks, now's your chance.