The NBA held its draft lottery prior to the Heat beating the Celtics in overtime. The Charlotte Bobcats, who finished 7-59 this season, ended up with the No. 2 overall pick. However, even the prospect of getting Anthony Davis and the No. 1 pick didn't excite fans. The team's draft lottery party was downright depressing. As for the actually lottery, New Orleans ended up with the No. 1 pick, and a simple Google search shows that everyone thinks it was fixed.

A Rays fan showed yesterday that one of the problems with frantically going after a foul ball in the stands is having your pants fall down.

I spent all morning agonizing over a big decision: Do I link to this new gallery of Victoria's Secret model Lindsay Ellingson or this new gallery of Victoria's Secret model Erin Heatherton. After much deliberation, I decided I had no choice but to give you both galleries.

A Penguins fan is suing the team for ... wait for it ... wait for it ... wait for it ... sending too many text messages.

The Mariners beat the Rangers last night by a score of 21-8. The scoring got so out of control that this fan with a dry erase board gave up hope on tracking Texas' comeback. Anyway, Seattle reliever Hisashi Iwakuma gave up three runs and five hits in three innings and because he pitched those three innings, he earned the save. It was 21-5 when he came in to pitch.

This story and video of a kid with Cerebral palsy participating in his school's Field Day will get to you.

Here's a compilation of some wacky NBA fans from the past season.

Terrible job by this security guy at last night's Brazil-U.S. soccer game. When some nut runs on the field, you level the hell out of him. You don't go with the two-handed shove. (Thanks to Bud McDonald for the video.)

No matter how hard she tried, this anchorwoman just couldn't say "eligibility."