The head coach of the ECHL’s Bakersfield Condors Matt O’Dette said: “We’ve got a pretty young team, so they’re fans of his. I’ve actually heard his music in the locker room a few times. They’re not afraid to admit it. They’ve got a case of Bieber fever. They may be big tough guys, but don’t let that fool you.”

Bieber, who is Canadian, skated with the Toronto Maple Leafs and grew up playing hockey.

Already proving his talents on the basketball court, Bieber was named the MVP at the NBA All-Star celebrity game. Voted on by the fans, Bieber had 8 points, four assists and two rebounds for the West team.

In June, Bieber revealed he was collaborating with Marky Mark on a basketball movie. Wahlberg will play a veteran baller who takes the up and coming Bieber under his wing. They hope to begin production for the movie this summer.

“It certainly [has to be] something that’s good enough to go and have green-lit and make right away, but I think it will be well worth the wait,” Bieber said.

No stranger to box office success with sports movies, Whalberg won an Academy Award for “The Fighter,” in which Whalberg both starred in and produced. This will be Bieber’s first motion picture despite the successful “Never Say Never”concert film.

Fellow Canadians Justin Bieber and Steve Nash played in Ludacris’ basketball game Ludaday Weekend, and it looks like even a two-time NBA MVP can even fall victim to Bieber fever!

This will not be Bieber’s first acting gig, starring in two episodes of CSI, where he showed off his skilled acting chops. In the movie, Wahlberg will play Bieber’s reluctant mentor.

The 16-year old heartthrob beat out other celebrities including Common, Romeo and Rob Kardashian. Bieber had eight points, four assists and two rebounds for the West team. Despite Bieber’s MVP caliber performance, the West lost to the East 54-49.

Looks like the NBA can’t even avoid Bieber Fever!

Justin Bieber revealed his ringtone during a Disney Radio interview, and the Canadian singer is an Oklahoma State football fan. Watch as Bieber plays Mike Gundy’s famous 2007 rant when Jaden Smith calls… too bad for Bieber he’s not a man.

Bieber, who is Canadian, capitalized on his American fanbase and filmed the music video at Angels Stadium. During the video he wears Giants and Angels gear (how diplomatic).

While American Idol winner Kelly Clarkson will sing the National Anthem before the game, the Canadian singer will sing “God Bless America” during the seventh inning stretch.

Above is a screen shot of Perez Hilton.com reporting on the story, but the headline reads “Justin Bieber Going to the Superbowl.” Hey, Perez the Superbowl is not the same thing as the World Series, leave the chasing to us!

In his free style rap, Bieber says: “Sacked like a sacker. Call up Mr. Brady. Tell him to leave his hair to the guy who sings ‘Baby.’”

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