Picked Off
Fired for Sex -
October 27th, 2009
What happens when a 22-year-old female production assistant puts herself in a scoring position? If you’re Steve Phillips, you whip out your bat and rush her mound. Phillips, a former baseball analyst for ESPN, got his walking papers from the network Sunday night after admitting his affair with Brooke Hundley, a gal just about nine points short of a ten and apparently a few innings short of a game. In spite of Hundley’s supposed ball control, this was some kind of sacrifice fly — the sacrifice being Phillips’ career, the fly being the one he should have left up.
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12%
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Percentage of men who admit to committing infidelity, according to the General Social Survey done by the University of Chicago each year. |
Well, what am I supposed to do? You won’t answer my calls, you change your number. I mean, I’m not gonna be ignored, Dan!
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Alex Forrest, played by Glenn Close in Fatal Attraction
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Like a microwave to a stick of butter, this 1987 thriller about a one-night stand gone horribly wrong softened straying peckers immediately.
An eleven-year member of ESPN’s Baseball Tonight, Harold Reynolds was fired in 2006 for what he called a "misinterpreted hug" by a female intern at the network. Reynolds and ESPN settled out of court after he filed a $5M wrongful termination suit. Hugs… bad. Losing your mind on the set… no biggie.
MLB Big Time Players
| Babe Ruth | Was once said to have gone through the entire staff of a St. Louis brothel in one night. |
| Joe DiMaggio | Requested that an NYC brothel put cotton sheets on his bed, as the satin ones caused him to slip. |
| Mickey Mantle | The biggest p-hound in the game, he famously sent this response when asked by the franchise about his favorite moment as a New York Yankee. |
| Steve Garvey | Within two years of his 1987 retirement, it was revealed he had fathered nine children by various women. |
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The most sure-fire way to get thrown out of your home? Get caught in a hotbox. |
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