Chris Berman and Tony Kornheiser don’t like each other – and apparently, there’s enough bad blood that Berman blames Kornheiser for starting a popular Berman-centric internet meme.

Even if you’re Bill Simmons, with a “murderer’s row” of talent at your disposal, some irrational fears may or may not be bouncing around in your head.

Tony Kornheiser finally spoke up on Redskins owner Dan Snyder’s lawsuit against the Washington City Paper today. He was careful, but it was clear he, like everyone, thinks the suit is a mistake.

Tony Kornheiser is on quite a run of crazy Pardon the Interruption openings over the past week – first, he was a killer clown. And now…this.

LeBron James spoke with his chums Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon this evening on PTI. Among the things we learned: the backlash against “The Decision” him has hurt him.

In a recent questionnaire with espnW, Bulls star/possible NBA MVP Derrick Rose revealed that his greatest fear is killer clowns. Pardon the Interruption got wind of this. Proceed with caution.

There was some intriguing sports storyline fodder for Pardon The Interruption today, but the best line happened while debating an ultimately meaningless play from Duke-Arizona last night.

The Big East’s much-publicized egg-laying in the NCAA tournament so far continues to be news, and today on PTI, Tony Kornheiser and Michael Wilbon continued the media drubbing.

It’s the topic that just won’t quit – the response to, and fallout from, ESPN’s Fab Five documentary. Yesterday, ESPN’s Pardon the Interruption continued the debate around some of the film’s more controversial comments.

There’s a growing sentiment among college hoops fans that the NCAA tournament field has grown too big. Count Mike Wilbon among them.