Steve Nash is the Most Ridiculous Man in the World

Late last month we posted a piece on the BwB blog about Steve Nash's creativity once he finally embraced his stardom and inserted it into endorsement ventures.

His latest appearance for Vitamin Water pretty much sums up that entire post.

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Dwight Howard Gets His Vitamins

With the Kobe/LeBron campaign up in flames, Vitamin Water rolls out a Dwight Howard spot...



Don't worry, LeBron. I'm sure ShopRite would still love to have you promote their "Water & Vitamins."

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Have You Gotten Your BlogsWithBalls Tickets Yet?

The Big Unit Package

What's the only truck that can haul Randy Johnson's big unit package? A Chevy, of course. Click here for the suggestive commercial (WMP).

Calling Celebs Out on Brand Loyalty

Ever wonder what kind of tampons David Wright really uses?

What kind of tissues Tony Romo favors?

If Dana Jacobsen actually prefers grain alcohol?

Well now, we get to know for sure. ("For sure" in that totally-accurate user-driven "Wikipedia" sense.)

CNBC's Darren Rovell asks, "Does your favorite athlete really use the product he promotes?"

You now might know thanks to a site called Coolspotters.com which could turn the sports endorsement model on its head. The site is basically a brand wikipedia.

It asks everyday citizens to tie celebrities with brands and to submit pictures of these stars using products or services.

Crime Dog: Jeter is no Tom Emanski

"I knew Tom Emanski, Tom Emanski was a friend of mine, and you Derek Jeter, are no Tom Emanski."



I don't see how this is any different then the rubber-tube/duct tape concoction called a "Bat Attack" allegedly invented by my high school coach. Except for the fact that Jeter is encouraging you to swing a baseball bat in the house. While you are at it, Captain, why don't you encourage kids to set their couches on fire?