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The fact that NBA player, Steven Adams, had the the presence to prioritize the well being of a basketball player on the opposing team instead of scoring is such an awesome reflection of his kind nature. This should be shown to kids learning how to play basketball. We can all get caught up in our respective competitive drives, but if you're able to step outside of that and help people that are about to get injured during a game, you're just crushing it. 

Just because you've made a career for yourself as an announcer in the Nascar world doesn't mean that you're not prone to fails like the rest of us. Marty Reid is the announcer in this scenario, and we're honoring his own hilarious little slip up with a video that shows him forgetting Andy Petree's name. 

The cringe is practically excruciating. Sometimes, you end up crossing paths with an individual who seems as if they have never welcomed the warm embrace of optimism in their lives. This general manager is definitely giving off those vibes. 

Just make sure to turn those captions on and you should be set to jet. Apparently there was some drama in the comments section about how the journalists keep silent because the coach just defeated their favorite team. But shoutout to Juve for the win over Porto. 

High level badminton is an adrenaline-charged experience for the players, and the viewers. Seriously, the noises coming off those rackets, as well as the spontaneous eruptions of dudes screaming, makes for quite the spectacle. 

You've got to hand it to Shaq for following through on the bet. Couldn't have been easy, but he's a man of his word. This isn't the first time we've gotten some gold from Shaq on live TV. Check out the time that Shaq ate it hard on live TV, and wholesome gold ensued. 

The year is 2007. Former Olympian skier Yannick Bertrand is competing in the super giant slalom when a post smacks him directly in the wang doodler, prematurely ending his run and also possibly his bloodline. How he remains standing is nothing short of a miracle. It also has commentary!

Yet another confirmation that kids are just plain old weird. They say the silliest things. You never really know what to expect. 

Last night's game was certainly a spectacle, as so many Super Bowls have ended up being. This guy though, he brought his A game when it comes to taking the whole storming the field thing seriously. The lively commentary is pretty much the icing on the cake. 

There are few things we love more than a good old fashioned live TV fail. This right here would definitely fit that description. Charles Barkley hits Kevin Durant with a lengthy question and proceeds to get a comprehensive answer that really takes some time to digest. 

Seems like the jets could've been too much for Stephen Fry. You've also got to take into consideration that the lad attended a college football game in the South. The South doesn't mess around with their football. Nope, not one bit. 

Nicolai Geertsen managed a cool-looking score when his first attempt bounced off the goal and right back at him. Undeterred, he went for it again in a showing that looked more like ping pong than anything else.

Jon Rahm defied everyone's expectations when he somehow managed to skip a ball off a pond into the literal hole. This looks like it's some kind of cheat code shot right out of a video game.