I'm gonna second the Lebron/Kobe/D-Wade talk. Regardless of who is playing, what the score is, and whether the game is important or not, ESPN commentators inevitably break out into talking about things like the MVP, the best player, and the best closer. If you watch the same broadcast crew twice in say, like a week, you will hear them talk about the same topics twice. And it won't be that they've thought of some new argument since the last discussion and thus need to bring the topic up again. Instead, its the same thing as last time. Mark Jackson thinks Kobe is the best on the planet. Van Gundy likes Lebron as the best but would take Kobe in the closing minutes of a game. They repeat this every week. Neither can get a job in the NBA. Wow, I guess they're right.
GRRRRR.
Pet peeve? Jealous fans who are bothered when announcers give credit to anyone not on their team.
Homer fans who love their own super homer announcer, but whine and cry when they have to listen to semi-homer announcers for other teams.
Fan who complain about calls that they couldn't see clearly, before they get to see the replay.
Fans who decide that their team lost because the coach didn't try whatever random move he didn't try, yet don't apply that same logic to the games the team won.
Fans who refuse to give credit to other teams.
People who spill beer on other attendees at sporting events.
Fans who don't like other fans cheering during games.
Fans who get upset when other fans stand up on big plays in the 4th quarter.
Home town fans who wear clothing the same color as the opposing team's uniforms, and who refuse to wear the free home-team color tshirts given out at the game.
Guys who lift their shirt to show their belly on the jumbotron. More women need to do this.
People who wear Gino shirts in the 1st quarter, or when we are losing.
Fans who heckle players on their team when they miss shots, even if the shots were good shots (that sometimes just don't fall -- no one hits them all), yet are satisfied when ill-advised shots go in.
