The Black Mamba made an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Thursday, and showed that he definitely has a promising future as a broadcaster once he retires.
It’s nice to see Kobe embracing the fact that his legacy is coming to an end, and not try to hold on as long as possible.
You may remember Titus from an earlier post, the toddler with trick shots galore.
Well he has a decent stroke facing the basket directly as well, and he beat Jimmy Kimmel in a shooting match.
I can only imagine how well Titus would have performed if this was on his home court. For his efforts, Titus won season 2 of Basketball Wives! Adult drama for the whole family.
Jimmy Kimmel Live‘s Lie Witness News team has presented yet another gem, this time patrolling the streets of Los Angeles to find out who watched the Super Bowl.
The only problem is that the Super Bowl hasn’t taken place yet. Very intricate responses here.
Los Angeles-based comedian and podcaster Adam Carolla is know to frequent Jimmy Kimmel Live from time to time, and he did so recently wearing a Jonathan Quick jersey.
He went all out for the appearance, donning a helmet, roller blades and even a hockey stick. Few people in this universe can claim to be funnier than Adam Carolla, so don’t waste anymore time reading this intro than you have to. Watch both parts of the interview below.
Anthony Davis finally got a chance to show some personality when he went on Jimmy Kimmel Live, and he was impressive.
A little sarcasm goes a long way on network talk shows. Watch parts one and two below.
Chris Paul’s new shoes come out next week, so the now local athlete went on LA-based Jimmy Kimmel Live to do some promoting.
Kimmel is a documented Lakers fan, and managed to tease Paul about joining the Clippers to an entertaining degree. Watch the video after the jump. View full article »
Erin Andrews made her way to Los Angeles for an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live after ESPN’s College Gameday witnessed LSU’s evisceration of West Virginia in Morgantown.
Rather than go to Goodwill, Andrews decided to rid herself of the Mountaineer coonskin cap in her possession by presenting it to Kimmel in a nice pink box. Not sure that Gameday needed any more promoting, but putting Erin Andrews on TV never hurt anyone. Check out parts one and two of the interview after the jump.
Ron Artest and Jimmy Kimmel are known to have a love-hate relationship, starting with the tension that arose when Artest showed up to the set in only his boxers for a show last year.
This time Kimmel made sure Artest was the one who felt awkward, by tricking him into doing a PSA for an animal rescue organization, which subsequently we find out doesn’t exist.
Hate the man if you want, but there’s no denying Ron Artest is a character. Watch the video after the jump.
Ricardo Reyes has been dominating professional athletes on Jimmy Kimmel Live since anyone can remember.
The local busboy has defeated the likes of LeBron James, Kobe Bryant and Charles Barkley in the game of Pop-a-Shot, and he looked to add Blake Griffin to his list of victims.
Marv Albert does the introductions as Blake Griffin tries to preserve his repuation. Watch the video after the jump. View full article »
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban is known as the most outspoken owner in professional sports, and now he will be launching his own TV show on ABC called Shark Tank.
He went on Jimmy Kimmel Live to promote his new show, but also talked Mavs and potentially buying the New York Mets.
He didn’t completely rule out purchasing the struggling MLB franchise, but made the potential difficulties and hindrances known.Watch the video after the jump. View full article »