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Sports fans are a strange bunch. They're super passionate about their teams and all thing related. And they're willing to step outside and fight at any moment. The co-hosts of the "Doug & Wolf Show," a sports talk show that airs on Phoenix-based 98.7 KTAR, nearly came to blows Thursday while on the air.

A guy who was working the graveyard shift at a Baltimore area 7-Eleven called into a late-night sports talk radio show to apparently rap about the Baltimore Orioles. Midway through his sweet jam, the clerk named Will abruptly stopped and hung up the phone. Why? Because he was being robbed!

Why do people have to go to sporting events and be d**ks to everyone else?

While talking about the most recent U.S. Secret Service fail this morning, we got on the topic of the Netflix series "House of Cards." We focused on one scene in particular from the series' second season, where Vice President Francis "Frank" Underwood, played by Kevin Spacey, was throwing a baseball and practicing for his upcoming appearance where he would throw out the first p

Years ago, we were introduced to Brian Collins, now better known as the "Boom Goes the Dynamite" guy. Poor Brian had the worst sports report ever. And even though it was eight years ago or so for the Ball State University graduate, the Internet and cable sports television haven't forgotten him.

Here's a warning for the next fan who decides it's a genius idea to get drunk and delay the game by running around on the field. One Ohio State University football fan may have gotten his 5 seconds of fame, but he also got more than he bargained for.

The San Francisco Giants clinched a wildcard spot in Major League Baseball's postseason by winning Thursday night. This was a cause for celebration! Comcast Sports Net Bay Area decided to go live to the locker room, where outfielder Hunter Pence was giving a celebratory speech. While may have been a great speech for his teammates, it most definitely was not okay for live television.

Golf is truly a losing battle for most. It's maddening. Trying to hit that tiny ball into a tiny hole hundreds of yards away is a way to drive a sane person completely mad. And it seems to have done just that to this guy.

As if it was not bad enough that your high school football team is already down 37-0, this just added insult to injury.

While teeing off Friday on the 14th hole of The Tour Championship, Rory McIlroy's golf ball missed the mark just a bit.