Last night on MLB Network, Bob Costas quoted Ludacris on the air. Aside from providing us with great enjoyment, it reminded us of another buttoned-down sports journalist named Bob who once quoted a popular rap artist on the air: Bob Ley. So who did it better? That’s what we try our hand at figuring out after the jump.

Baseball legend Stan Musial passed away last weekend at age 92. He was laid to rest Saturday. Sports announcer Bob Costas was asked to deliver a eulogy at the funeral. Deliver, he did.

Two days after it happened, just about everyone is stil trying to make sense of what Chiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher did on Saturday, shooting his girlfriend and then himself dead. Last night, during halftime of Cowboys-Eagles, Bob Costas tried to make sense of it himself. The reaction was… what is usually is when Bob Costas does this sort of thing. But should it have been?

Many viewers were none too happy with NBC’s coverage of the Olympics, but it wasn’t just those watching at home who had their qualms. It was the guy they were watching, too. Watch Bob Costas explain to Conan O’Brien (like a boss) just how NBC screwed the pooch so badly, after the jump.

Even though the IOC formally denied Isarel’s request to acknowledge the 40th anniversary of the Munich Massacre when the Olympics open this Friday, Bob Costas said he will. More after the jump.

There’s sort of a disturbing trend of big moments ruined by unusal occurrences, and today’s US Open Ceremony was no exception. As Bob Costas interviewed winner Webb Simpson, that guy decided it was time to do…bird calls?

Bob Costas went on Conan last night, and once again, the topic of touchdown celebrations came up. While Costas had some good points on excessive celebrations costing teams penalty yards, Conan had him beat with one very important, and very obvious fact.

Bob Costas has given a lot of lectures during his time at Sunday Night Football, but the one he delivered last night might have topped them all. See it after the jump.

There were apparently so many creepy soundbites in Bob Costas’ interview with Jerry Sandusky that NBC couldn’t fit it all into Monday night’s “Rock Center” piece.

Last night, Jerry Sandusky decided to make his first public comments since being charged with 40 counts of sexually abusing young boys. Not surprisingly, it didn’t go well.