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Sports From Bums to Champs: 10 Athletes Who Failed Up

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News flash: pro athletes have it pretty sweet. If regular working stiffs get arrested, act like lazy assholes, or use hate speech, we lose our jobs and aren’t likely to find another one soon. But in the world of sports, it turns out that doing a little yay, a little time in the pen, or cussing out your boss will not only get you another job, but a better one!

This week came the news that running back Larry Johnson had signed with the 7-2, AFC Central-leading Cincinnati Bengals after being released by the 2-7, AFC West cellar-dwelling Kansas City Chiefs, who, despite their woeful performance this year, cashiered the former Pro Bowler for (among other things) Chris Brownin’ broads in the club, dissing Chiefs head coach Todd Haley on Twitter, and using gay slurs to address the media. It turns out though that LJ isn’t the first to make a similar worst to first upgrade based on his own fuckery, as you’ll see with our History of Upward Failing Athletes…

November 19, 2009 | Permalink | 2 Comments
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Sports When Visiting Teams Attack: 6 Offensive Celebrations

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If you’re not the a hockey fan, you might have missed Alex Ovechkin’s celebration last night after scoring his 50th goal of the season (is that a lot? Sounds like a lot.). He threw his stick down on the ice, pretended it was too hot to pick back up; standard stuff, really. The only problem was that he’s a Washington Capital, and he did this in Tampa in front of Lightning fans, so all the Floridians who care about artificial ice got their panties in a twist about it.

We don’t care either way, we just like seeing athletes be disrespectfulwhich is why we pulled some of the all-time great instances together for all the rest of you who don’t spend their Thursday night watching Caps-Lightning games. Least surprising news ever: Terrell Owens appears in more than one clip…

March 20, 2009 | Permalink | 1 Comment
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