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What lengths would you go through to guarantee a championship for your favorite team?
Would you wrestle with bears for the Jazz to win an NBA Title?
Would you turn your hands into hot dogs for the Utes or Cougars to win a BCS Championship?
The latest New Era commercial dives into the Windy City rivalry between the Cubs and the White Sox.
Craig Robinson from The Office quizzes Parks and Recreation's Nick Offerman about the lengths he would be willing to go to for a Cubs World Series Win.
It is the second in a series of shorts based on the long-standing MLB rivalry. You can view part 1 here.
Let us know what lengths you would go to for your team to win a championship.
Uncle Drew puts on a basketball clinic
While Kyrie Irving appears to have a long NBA career ahead of him, don't be surprised to see him working in Hollywood one day.
The Cleveland Cavaliers star and NBA Rookie of the Year wrote, directed and starred in "Uncle Drew", a five-minute promotional short for Pepsi MAX.
Irving goes into full costume, dressing up as an old man watching his "nephew" Kevin play street ball at Clark's Pond Courts in Bloomfield, N.J.
After a player goes down to injury, Kevin suggests that Uncle Drew should come into the game.
After a couple of airballs to throw everybody off, Irving takes over with incredible crossover moves and some long-range 3-pointers, capped off with a slam dunk that left the crowd scratching their heads.
"They don't practice the fundamentals anymore," Uncle Drew says in his best old man voice.
The film is a clever way for the soft drink company to promote its tagline for Pepsi Max: "A zero calorie cola in disguise".
At the end of the video, viewers go behind the scenes to watch the transformation from the him 20-year-old point guard to the overweight, still thinks he can hang with the kids on the court, "Uncle Drew".
In just over a week, the video has been seen over five million times on YouTube.
Other awesome sports commercials
You can view these videos in the playlist of the top video player. Let us know which sports commercial is your favorite.
- MLB 10 The Show - Well Played Mauer
- ESPN Michael Jordan Commercial
- Jordan & Bird go head to head - McDonalds
- Nike: Nike Football "Write the Future"
- Nike: Chicks dig the long ball
- Peyton Manning - mix of all time greats
- Converse React Commercial w/ Larry Johnson - Grandmama
- Bo Jackson And Bo Diddley For Nike
Personally, my favorite is the collection of Peyton Manning commercials.
