So I have watched all the batlle reports and I am looking for the best place to get vids with 
commentary. 

I would highly reccomend both HDstarcraft and HuskyStarcraft. They both have a tournament with some great games going on now:
 http://www.youtube.com/user/HDstarcraft
http://www.youtube.com/user/HuskyStarcraft

" I would highly reccomend both HDstarcraft and HuskyStarcraft. They both have a tournament with some great games going on now:
 http://www.youtube.com/user/HDstarcraft
http://www.youtube.com/user/HuskyStarcraft "

husky and hd are your best bet, another good one you can see is blizzshoutcast, also on youtube

Also  Day [9] he is a Pro player who analyzes games. 
 He moved from Livestream to Ustream
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/day9tv
Past episode with SC1 and SC2   analyzes 
http://day9tv.blip.tv/posts?view=archive&nsfw=dc

" I would highly reccomend both HDstarcraft and HuskyStarcraft. They both have a tournament with some great games going on now:
 http://www.youtube.com/user/HDstarcraft
http://www.youtube.com/user/HuskyStarcraft "

I think Crota is probably one of the best  shoutcasters out there.... just not as well known, releases commentaries pretty much every single day. 
http://www.youtube.com/user/BlizShouter

woo thanks

http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=50875&currentpage=334

That's the link to the Teamliquid.net VOD thread. It's got links to most of the important SC2 tourneys, and it's also got a lot of korean sc1 matches as well, so you'll have to search a bit.

You can also look on the right tab of the website to check if there are any SC2 tourneys being streamed at the moment, or day9 dailys. And there are usually user streams listed there as well, if you are lucky you can catch some really good players streaming like LZ or nony.

Sc2gg.com, use the VOD tracker. Surprised this hasn't been mentioned already.

" I would highly reccomend both HDstarcraft and HuskyStarcraft. They both have a tournament with some great games going on now:
 http://www.youtube.com/user/HDstarcraft
http://www.youtube.com/user/HuskyStarcraft "

Day[9] is by far my favorite for starcraft commentary

HD and Husky are a great place to go for the new comer to the game.  After you've played a few games yourself and listened to most of HD and Husky's stuff, you will appreciate Day[9] much more.    His commentaries are much more high level than either HD or Husky (especially Husky).  Day[9] really delves deep into the possible strategies and what is going through the players' heads.  He is also well regarded in the Starcraft community at large.  His daily podcasts are EXCELLENT learning opportunities as well as sometimes being hilarious.   I highly recommend him.
 
http://da9tv.blip.tv   He has tons of game commentaries on there, and his daily Day9 Daily podcasts which generally focus on a couple games a day.

The thing I don't like about what I've seen of Day[9] so far is I haven't actually seen him cast a game without pausing. He does go into great depth while casting, but it seems every video I've seen of his starts with a few minuets of him talking to the camera, followed by a 30+ minuet cast of a 15 minuet game. That is one reason I still prefer Husky/HD. Maybe I'm just watching the wrong videos, maybe he just does things his way.

I don't mind that day9 pauses the game, and I actually found it quite novel the first time i saw him slow the game down real quick to point something out that might have taken too long to explain while other things are happening with the game, but yeah, he puts the camera on himself way too often, and it's never really necessary... I would much rather hear him talk about starcraft while showing me starcraft, than hear him tell a generally irrelevant story while looking at him... But, his actual starcraft commentary is second to none, so I deal with it.

Like many others have mentioned, Crota, HD and Husky are the best guys around YouTube.

I reccomend Totalbiscuit's ShoutCraft - Which can be watched here.

Hahaha people that commentate on starcraft always sound like such fucking wieners. Someone with an actual broadcasting voice should get in on it. Because "dayum"

Husky, Husky, Husky....on youtube. 
 
That is all.

" The thing I don't like about what I've seen of Day[9] so far is I haven't actually seen him cast a game without pausing. He does go into great depth while casting, but it seems every video I've seen of his starts with a few minuets of him talking to the camera, followed by a 30+ minuet cast of a 15 minuet game. That is one reason I still prefer Husky/HD. Maybe I'm just watching the wrong videos, maybe he just does things his way. "

STORRRRRRRRRMMMMMMM

Day9's casting isn't really casting, IMO. It's analyzing. It's not meant to be taken as entertainment (although I can enjoy his videos) as much as a lesson of sorts.  if you're into "I wanna be entertained by some starcraft", Husky and HD are the place to go.  If you want a balance, I HEAR that's what AskJoshy and PsyStarcraft (google) do - a mix of casting without pausing but with some actual analysis and advice as well. I haven't watched these two though so I don't know.  And if you just wanna laugh you can watch KKstarcraft, a guy and girl team who are trying to get popular based solely on the fact that they have a female caster, and constantly pimp it that fact on the SC2 forums. "

" @Pinworm45:@Pinworm45 said:

Day9's casting isn't really casting, IMO. It's analyzing. It's not meant to be taken as entertainment (although I can enjoy his videos) as much as a lesson of sorts.  if you're into "I wanna be entertained by some starcraft", Husky and HD are the place to go.  If you want a balance, I HEAR that's what AskJoshy and PsyStarcraft (google) do - a mix of casting without pausing but with some actual analysis and advice as well. I haven't watched these two though so I don't know.  And if you just wanna laugh you can watch KKstarcraft, a guy and girl team who are trying to get popular based solely on the fact that they have a female caster, and constantly pimp it that fact on the SC2 forums. "

Day[9] has lots of real casts as well where he is usually casting games live (vs casting replays like Husky, HD and others do sometimes).  You just have to browse through his archive and find the games NOT labeled with the "Day[9] Daily" tags.   A lot of the time his casted games end up on other people's sites, like MLG (Major League Gaming) or Fragster.de or what have you.   "