Like the ads for FirstBank posted previously, agency Bos shows us what happens if you don’t use the services of “said client.” Of course, to hilarious effect.

From AdFreak.

There’s nothing particularly interesting about this Wilson ad with Roger Federer. Except when you listen to it without the visuals.

The NHL takes a page from the NBA’s excellent Where Amazing Happens campaign with its own moving, sentimental piece. A bit derivative, but good work Young & Rubicam.

Cameos abound in this slick long-form World Cup spot. Even Harrison Ford makes an appearance!

By AdAge finalist for Agency of the Year, Sid Lee.

Ogilvy and Mather promote New York’s regional sports cable network. Use of tired Indian stereotypes? Check. Funny? Check. From BestAdsOnTV.

Nike’s Vice President of Brand and Category Management declared their new spot for June’s World Cup “among the best we’ve ever done”. Woah, buddy. You best recognize the robust Nike ad catalog before you start tossing around scandalous verbiage like that. But I have to say, given the buzz about the World Cup across the world and the incredible amount of star power in the ad, it’s pretty damn good.

AdAge has the full scoop.

A smile-making isometric videogame-style animation by Korean production group Sticky Monster Lab. From Motionographer.

The bad-tempered Boston Bruins Bear is back, berating buffoonish Bruins backers who break Bruin code with his badass brand of bruising bullying.

To celebrate, I benevolently bestow below the best of the Boston Bruins bear. Boom.

Watch these fun ads for Coke Zero, which advertise the website my buddy Dustin created at the huge agency behemoth that is CP+B.

You see, in this industry, we support our friends. Dustin, this means that the next time our puny little agency creates a five-second black and white spot for our local public access channel, we expect some reciprocal blog love.