Exclusive Pics: Commemorating a franchise’s 17th championships through some fly shoes was perfectly cool.
But now, adidas has rolled out… Election Day shoes? Kevin Garnett and Tracy McGrady will hype up Nov. 4 with a pair of customized fresh kicks. KG’s say: “Embrace Change, Vote ‘08” while T-Mac’s say: “Change is Needed, Vote ‘08.” Not that [...]

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Talk about spirited! Sideline reporter Craig Sager was wearing his pumpkin outfit the night before Halloween at the Phoenix Suns - New Orleans Hornets game last night.
Or was he dressed as a Tennessee Volunteer?
Or an Orange Sherbert Creamsicle?
This dude must be color blind.

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Editor’s Note: The Sports Culture took a few weeks to compile the Pac-10’s hottest cheerleaders. Below are our final rankings and ugly ass photos of them after the jump. The SEC is next, so grab some grits. Or tits.

Pacific 10 Conference CURRENT STANDINGS:
1. UCLA (4.63 stars)
2. Oregon (4.55 stars)
3. Arizona (3.81 stars)
4. ASU (3.72 [...]

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Sure, the Oakley shades may have been a downgrade from his original Louis Vuitton stunners, but either way, do you think that affected Amaré Stoudemire’s game?
No, no, we mean his game:
 
 
How’d he do for himself?

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Following one of the NBA’s most fashionable eyeware statements in modern day, Amaré Stoudemire made his season debut last night with a rather unimpressive substitution to his earlier statement:
(Side note: Yeah, it’s now spelled “Amar`e,” but how weird does “Amar`evision” look? And how weird does anybody’s name look with this ` symbol thing in it. [...]

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Hugged Phillies’ catcher Carlos Ruiz after winning Game 5 of the World Series in Philadelphia to win the 2008 title.
Became frustrated that Ruiz is cockblocking him with his cup.
Realized that unhooking a catchers’ chest protector is a lot more difficult that unhooking a bra.
Got a wedgie.
Farted.
Became thankful he’s still wearing his Rawlings — no glove, [...]

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Upon further review, Terry Porter did, in fact, sit on the Suns sidelines during last night’s game. Not the Spurs. Which is why the world has not seen an NBA game on CBS Sports since the Robin Lopez turned two years old.

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