Three-point specialist Marco Belinelli wants us all to know the secret to his success from behind the arc. Cartoonishly gigantic testicles. Oh. Video after the jump.

About those Tigers. A stellar performance all around. And man, they were really feeling it when Phil Coke got Jayson Nix to pop up for the last out. Prince Fielder started calling off his teammates like a rhythmic gymnast and Phil Coke spiked his glove like it was jungle juice at one of them fraternity parties. Watch after the jump.

It’s a good thing A’s pitcher Brandon McCarthy knows how to make the best of a terrible situation — a quality that’s come in handy on the rocky road to recovery from a severe head injury. It’s an even better thing the rest of his teammates can make light of it too. Because then we get this: Brandon McCarthy’s safety-ensured celebration helmet, equipped with a drool cup.

Aroldis Chapman nailed down a big 4-3 win for the Reds over the Brewers, after Bronson Arroyo gave up a no-hit bid in the 8th inning. And in either a pre-meditated act of showmanship or a sudden moment of overwhelming glee, he somersaulted. Twice. In a row. It would be fair to say that this has never been done in the history of Major League Baseball. Video after the jump.

There’s always been something special, something different, about playing for your country. And given that the World Junior Hockey Championships are for young men generally aged 17-19, one would expect them to show some enthusiasm, especially after a big win.

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.

The Iranian Football Federation has suspended Persepolis teammates Mohammed Nosrati and Sheis Rezaei indefinitely for a goal celebration it has deemed “immoral.” By “immoral,” we assume they’re referring to the whole “digital insertion” aspect of it.

It’s quite a time for premature celebrations in sports – first, the Great Penalty Kick Reversal of Fortune, and now, high school baseball heartbreak.

We just don’t have as many chances to post inline skating videos as we would want. This awesome fail fulfills our quota for the year.

When the announcement was made that the LFL was coming back to TV, there was no doubt a certain promise the sport’s fans saw in its return.