This song is a tribute to all the fans who suffer for their favorite players through thick and thin...in good times and bad...for better or worse...well, turns out fandom is a lot like marriage, huh?

This song offers some suggestions as to what Chad "Ocho Cinco" Johnson might work on for the Bengals since he says he has no plans to play but yet is still under contract to do so for the 2008 season.

This song delivers a heartfelt emotional eulogy to the New York Knick coaching career of Isiah Thomas set to the tune of "Desperado" by The Eagles.

This song serves as a half tribute-half warning to Miami Dolphins 2008 first round draft pick Jake Long, offensive tackle from Michigan. Just don't turn out like all-time draft bust Tony Mandarich and everything will be just fine!

This song pays tribute to the most boring 4 time NBA champions anyone could ever hope to see...the San Antonio Spurs. They are using their "substance over style" approach to make a push for a 5th title in the 2008 NBA playoffs.

This song pays tribute to Ken Griffey Jr. as he approaches 600 career home runs. He is the first all natural hitter to accomplish this feat since Willie Mays.

This song parodies REM's "It's The End Of The World As We Know It" in examining the changing times in sports media as bloggers gain more popularity and newspapers lose ground.

This song follows NCAA basketball coaches on the trail of recruiting a "diaper dandy" player in the maternity ward of the hospital. Anything to get a leg up on the competition!

This song looks back at the classic battles between the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics in the 1980's and forward to the potential matchup in the 2008 NBA Finals.

Mark Cuban gets Rick Rolled...sort of. This song parodies the Rick Astley song "Never Gonna Give You Up" to explain to Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban that his team will never win an NBA championship while relying on Dirk Nowitzki as their "go to" guy.

It's Tiger time! This song looks in on a press conference featuring Tiger Woods...only this time he doesn't maintain his "politically correct" persona.

Cincinnati fans, listen to your anthem for the 2008 baseball season.

This song previews the 2008 New York Yankees season while looking back at some of the franchise's historic moments.

This song previews the 2008 New York Mets season while also looking back at some of the franchise's historic moments.

This song utilizes fragments of the 1960's song "Duke of Earl" to celebrate another early exit for the Duke Blue Devils in the NCAA tournament. It's sure to be a chart topper in places like North Carolina, Maryland, Kentucky, Indiana, Kansas...er, well...just about every place but Duke and the campus of ESPN!