I don’t get to share “supercuts” very often. If somebody compiles all the times somebody said “I gotta go to the bathroom” in movie history or puts together an 8-minute montage of all the times Fonzie tried to comb his hair and decided it was already perfect on ‘Happy Days,’ those videos go to FilmDrunk or Warming Glow. But today is different, friends, because somebody decided to make everybody from every baseball movie sing ‘Take Me Out To The Ballgame.’ So, sports!

Highlights include James Earl Jones in Field Of Dreams (which is a highlight no matter the context), any and all use of the Major League film franchise, and the soothing sounds of opera star Enrico Palazzo.

I was gonna say “do more sports super cuts,” but I guess those are just highlight reels.

[h/t to Evan Kaufman]

Because the Internet is kinda-sorta made for videos of cats on treadmills, here’s an ULTIMATE SUPERCUT~ of cats on treadmills. Almost 4 1/2 minutes of it! Super ultimate! (via Compilariz)

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Progressive Boink Holiday Mixtape: Johnny Cash |Progressive Boink|

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‘SNL’ Recap: Jamie Foxx And Ne-Yo |Warming Glow|

Attempting to Recap Katt Williams’ Epic Meltdown |Film Drunk|

Meet The Albanian Bear, A 13-Year Old With 22 Championship Belts |With Leather|

Comic-Con New Orleans Recap: CM Punk, The Green Power Ranger And A Whole Lot Of Awesome |Gamma Squad|

Claudia Sampedro Models The Jordan Retro 11 “Black & Red” |Smoking Section|

And Here’s Reggie Bush Getting Suplexed |Kissing Suzy Kolber|

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Carolina Panthers backup quarterback Jimmy Clausen is no stranger to controversy, as he had a couple run-ins with the law during his days at Notre Dame. But now, like any good bordering-on-obsolete athlete, he’s using Twitter to fight his biggest battles. This week, Clausen’s main event match is against none other than Supercuts, the place where impatient moms take their kids to look acceptable for yearbook photos. *points to self*

Clausen apparently popped into his local Supercuts yesterday to look sharp for his team photo, which is being taken today, and he was none too pleased with the result. He was angry enough that he vented on Twitter. Sadly, no photo was attached.

Of course, it didn’t take long for someone to point out the obvious.

But shortly after, Supercuts came calling with a formal apology.

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