Big Hitter, The Lama
Bill Murray is a fan. He's a regular in the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. He's part owner of several minor league baseball teams. He's a die-hard Cubs supporter and enough of a basketball junkie that his son Luke turned out to be an assistant coach at Towson. Murray turns up at a lot of events, and when he does something unusual often happens. The highlights are graded on a scale of one to five Carl Spacklers.
Torturing Take Me Out to the Ball Game at the 2012 Cubs opener.
RATING : [3 head]
Last Saturday, living out the dreams of many by going WWE on Lee Corso.
RATING : [4 head]
A quick stop to conduct the George Mason band in '10.
RATING : [2 head]
At Pebble in '99, dancing with a golf fan, then tossing her into a bunker.
RATING : [5 head]
An improvised trot and slide before tossing out the first pitch in '12.
RATING : [4 head]
Pulling a Guy Fieri while rooting for Arizona at the '10 Pac-10 tournament.
RATING : [1 head]
SIGN OF THE APOCALYPSE
David Babcock, a 41-year-old graphic design professor at the University of Central Michigan, set a world record by knitting a 12-foot-long scarf while running Saturday's Kansas City Marathon.
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SCOTT CLARKE/ESPN IMAGES (GAMEDAY CREW)
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SCOTT CLARKE/ESPN IMAGES (GRAPPLING WITH CORSO)
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STEPHEN GREEN FOR SPORTS ILLUSTRATED (SINGING)
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JONATHAN FERREY/GETTY IMAGES (BUNKER)
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CHARLES REX ARBOGAST/AP (SLIDE)
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YOUTUBE.COM (CONDUCTING)
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JEFF GROSS/GETTY IMAGES (ARIZONA GAME)
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