Erin Andrews.
Not involved in any way
with the Steve Phillips scandal,
with the Steve Phillips scandal,
but she does work for ESPN
and that's close enough for this post.
and that's close enough for this post.
I know I'm a tad late to this pants down party, but as my regular readers know I am not a sports enthusiast and normally wouldn't know the guy involved in this byzantine story of adultery, fuckery and fatal attraction foolishness if I tripped over him.
Steve Phillips, ESPN baseball analyst and ex-Mets general manager is involved in one of the most complicated, jaw-dropping, what-the-fuck-were-you-thinking scandals that I've seen in...oh...the last two weeks.
Let's try to sort this out, shall we? Steve, 46, married with four sons, is putting the flesh bone to one of the 22 year-old production assistants at ESPN. Her name is Brooke Hundley. The New York Post, which has run about 200 stories on this sordid stupidity, reports that ESPN is a hotbed (tee hee) of these kind of sexcapades. Staff watching too many episodes of Mad Men perhaps. Steve, his own self, was given an 8 day leave from the Mets and sued for sexual harassment back in 1998 for laying pipe to a number of fillies on the payroll. When does this man sleep???!!! Steve claims that he only did Brooke a couple of times. Probably one on the desk and one up against the the copy machine. You know, your standard balls-deep office sex.
Steve Phillips, the poor woman's Don Draper.
Shown here getting an
on-air hummer underneath the desk.
Oh wait. I almost forgot. You're probably dying to see what kind of smokin' hot temptress would be enough woman for an experienced office lothario like Steve. The kind of siren whose call any man would be unable to resist. A woman worth taking the chance of throwing his family, career and all he holds dear under the bus for.
Well, here she is.
And no...I'm not kidding.
If you are going to ruin your marriage and career, make sure its for someone hotter than the lady serving you at the local bakery.
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