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Troy
Aikman, Dallas Cowboys
Being a quarterback and getting blindsided is not a
pleasant feeling. Troy Aikman found out again Sunday in the
Cowboys first exhibition game. Notice the hat on the front of
Troy's jersey, which honors longtime coach Tom Landry.
Troy
gets drilled. (Editor's
pick 7/31/00) |
A
couple of wrestlers
The caption info on the AP photo via Sportserver was all
messed up, but we figured people would appreciate the image
anyway.
And
the winner is ...
(Editor's pick 7/30/00) |
Stephen
McCain, Gymnast
The flexibility of gymnasts is amazing. Stephen McCain
qualified this week for the U.S. Men's Olympics team trials to
be held in August.
Stephen
McCain does a split. (Editor's
pick 7/29/00) |
Petr
Sykora and Patrik Elias, New Jersey Devils
One of the coolest things about the NHL is that the
Stanley Cup is made available to players and coaches of the
winning team to haul around during the offseason. That's why
the Cup one year wound up being found in the gutter after its
protectors went on an all-night binge. Sykora, left, and Elias
took the Cup back this week to their native Prague.
A
couple of Czech Mates
(Editor's
Pick 7/28/00) |
Gabe
Kapler, Texas Rangers
Kapler, a cult favorite after his shirtless spread in Gym
Magazine a year ago, shows he's not afraid to get done and
dirty as this AP photo via Sportserver shows from Wednesday's
game against Anaheim..
Gabe
Kapler slides home
(Editor's pick 7/27/00) |
Aussie
Rules Football
Those zany guys in the Australian Rules Football league
get themselves into some interesting positions, as this photo
from Allsport via the Sydney Morning Herald shows.
Scott
Burns' head gets between Paul Kelly's legs
(Editor's pick 7/26/00) |
Michael
McCrary, Baltimore Ravens
NFL training camps feature some funky ways to test your
agility as Ravens star linebacker Michael McCrary finds out.
Michael
McCrary plays with a ball. (Editor's
pick 7/25/00) |
Tiger
Woods, Golfer
He's on his way to becoming the most dominant athlete in
any sport after winning the British Open on Sunday to capture
a career grand slam.
Tiger
plants a kiss. (Editor's
pick 7/24/00) |
Air
Force Academy Boxing
A reader sent this link from the Air Force Academy's
sports Web site. As the reader says: ``Look closely at the
photo! I'm at a loss for a caption. What makes photo even more
remarkable is that it is from the official U.S. Air Force
Academy site.'' Don't ask, don't tell.
An
airman stands at attention. (Editor's
Pick 7/23/00) |
Terry
Glenn, New England Patriots, and Friend
It's true what they say about a man's best friend, even at
training camp.
A
boy and his dog.
(Editor's pick 7/22/00) |
Chad
Lewis, Philadelphia Eagles
One of the best things about NFL training camps is we get
to see the players without their helmets. Tight end Chad
Lewis, looking a bit like a younger Kevin Greene, isn't afraid
to show what he's got.
Chad
Lewis flexes his guns.
(Editor's pick 7/21/00) |
A
World Cup Soccer Qualifying Moment
These two guys have to stop meeting like this.
Get
your butt out of my face.
(Editor's Pick 7/20/00) |
Lawrence
Johnson, Pole Vaulter
Not everyone looks good in Lycra. Thankfully, pole
vaulter's do, as this photo from the Sacramento Bee's coverage
of the U.S. Olympic Track Trials shows.
Lawrence
Johnson celebrates winning the event. (Editor's
pick 7/19/00) |
Lenny
Krayzelburg, U.S. Swimmer
This product of Ukraine, now living in Los Angeles, is one
of the best swimmers in the world and will be a force at the
Olympics. He also has a terrific smile and great personality.
Lenny
celebrates with a stuffed kangaroo.
(Editor's Pick 7/18/00) |
Jason
Gatson, Gymnast
A reader passes
this along: ``Oh those gymnasts. Who do they think is the
target audience for poses like this? This is from the Jason
Gatson homepage."
Jason
Gatson in his Calvins and Levis (Editor's
pick 7/17/00) |
A
Rugby Match for the Ages
Rugby is not very popular in the U.S., but it's a national
obsession in places likes Australia and New Zealand. The
Australia Wallabies met the New Zealand All-Blacks on Saturday
before a record crowd of 109,874 in Australia. The All-Blacks
won, 39-35, in what one Aussie commentator said was
``fantasyland stuff from start to finish.'' We'll take his
word for it.
A
Wallaby confronts an All-Black.
(Editor's
pick 7/16/00) |
Dennis
Mitchell, Sprinter
The grace and form of track athletes has always been one
of the best sights in sports. U.S. sprinter Dennis Mitchell
shows perfect form as he runs in the 100-meter prelims at the
U.S. Olympic track trials in Sacramento.
Dennis
Mitchell races to the finish.
(Editor's
pick 7/15/00) |
Mark
Messier, New York Rangers
Mark Messier, who led the Rangers to the 1994 Stanley Cup
(their first in 50 years) rejoined the team Thursday. He
wasn't afraid to show his emotions and we think that's cool.
Mark
Messier gets choked up
(Editor's pick 7/14/00) |
Mike
Alstott, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
With training camps opening, we bring you the favorite of
many of our readers: Tampa Bay fullback Mike Alstott.
Mike
Alstott in deep thought. (Editor's
pick 7/13/00) |
Derek
Jeter and Shane Spencer, NY Yankees.
Derek Jeter went 3-for-3 Tuesday and was named the MVP of
baseball's All-Star game. His teammate, Shane Spencer,
unfortunately, was hurt Sunday and will be out for the season.
In this picture, what is Derek looking at?
Derek
Jeter checks out Shane Spencer
(Editor's pick 7/12/00) |
Max
Papis, Race Car Driver
A reader writes: ``I saw CART race car driver Max Papis on
The Early Show last week. No wonder Jane Clayson was flirting
with him. I think I'll be a CART follower now.'' This pic is
from Max's Web
site.
Max
Papis gets hearts racing.
(Editor's pick 7/11/00) |
Brian
Stablein, Detroit Lions
In honor of training camps starting this week: This gets
our vote for the most homoerotic NFL photo of 1999.
Taken when the Lions beat the Rams. A great shot from the
Detroit Free-Press that needs no further commentary.
Johnnie
Morton celebrates with Brian Stablein.
(Editor's pick 7/10/00) |
J.T.
Snow, San Francisco Giants
Several Outsports readers voted Jeff to their own All-Star
team. As one wrote, ``If I personally were caught in a
run-down between J.T. Snow and Jeff Kent, I'd just
surrender.''
J.T.
Snow greets Barry Bonds (Editor's
pick 7/9/00) |
Alberto
Elli, Tour de France leader
French culture is often baffling. Which is why we present
this AP picture of actors dressed in what looks like giant
lemon suits as they surround Elli, the Tour de France leader.
We have no idea what the point is, but it is colorful.
Call
him mellow yellow.
(Editor's pick 7/8/00) |
Jeff
Farmer, Australian Rules Football
We can't say it any better than the Aussies on the AFL's
official Web site: ``Melbourne`s Jeff Farmer gets his jumper
ripped off by Kangaroo David King.''
AFL'er
Jeff Farmer (Editor's
pick 7/7/00) |
Bobby
Estalella, San Francisco Giants
Randy
Boyd, an Outsports Clubhouse member, has found
a new object of his attention: ``New Giants heartthrob catcher
Bobby Estalella. 6'1, 205, with a beefy bod that threatens to
bust out of the uniform with the slightest movement. And since
catchers do more squats than any gym rat ever could, is there
any doubt about the butt? Ah, the wonders of Pac Bell Park.''
In this picture, Bobby meets Andres Galarraga at home plate.
Bobby
Estalella collides with the Big Cat.
(Editor's pick 7/6/00)
A
bonus Bobby Estalella pic. |
David
Extebarria, Spanish cyclist
Who said bicycling
isn't a contact sport? Take a look at this Spanish rider after
he took a spill at the Tour de France.
David
Extebarria after a wipeout.
(Editor's pick 7/5/00) |
Doug
Weight, Edmonton Oilers.
From Matt in
Iowa: I'd like to submit Doug Weight of the Edmonton
Oilers as hot, hot, hot! Beautiful eyes and face, nicely put
together. He's the reason I got into hockey! You can find a
good photo at www.geocities.com/doug_weight_39/
-actually, you can find about fifty good photos here.
The site creator has done a really good job putting together
her "shrine."
Doug
Weight and two teammates.
(Editor's pick 7/4/00) |
Henry
Blanco, Milwaukee Brewers
Being a major league catcher is a tough job, but
somebody's got to do it.
Henry
Blanco shows his butt.
(Editor's pick 7/3/00) |
David
Millar, cyclist
Last year's Tour de France was memorable for the win by
Lance Armstrong, who made people forget for a year the rampant
drug scandals that have rocked the sport. Armstrong was back
Saturday to start defense of his title. But the leader after
Day 1 was David Millar of Great Britain.
David
Millar wears the yellow jersey.
(Editor's pick 7/2/00) |
Ken
Caminiti, Houston Astros
Roger writes: ``I
cannot believe your list doesn't include Mr. Ken Caminiti!
He's definitely one of the hottest men in sports today!"
Thanks, Roger, and thanks for the link
to the ton of Caminiti photos.
Your
very own Ken Caminiti autographed picture. (Editor's
pick 7/1/00) |
Francesco
Toldo, Italian goalie
The semifinals of the Euro 2000 soccer tournament were
held at the Amsterdam ArenA, site of the opening and closing
ceremonies at Gay Games V in 1998. Italy defeated Netherlands
in the semis, 3-1, on penalty kicks and will face France in
the final.
Francesco
Toldo is jazzed to make Picture This
(Editor's Pick 6/30/00) |
Jose
Cruz Jr., Toronto Blue Jays
There's something compelling about a ballplayer in a
helmet. We like the look of Toronto's Jose Cruz Jr.
Jose
Cruz Jr. after blasting a home run on Wednesday. (Editor's
pick 6/29/00). |
Kenyon
Martin, Projected No. 1 NBA pick
Kenyon Martin broke his leg in the first game of the
Conference USA Tournament and missed the NCAA Tourney. But the
Cincinnati Bearcat star is expected to be the first player
picked in Wednesday's NBA Draft.
Kenyon
Martin dunks (Editor's
pick 6/28/00) |
Michael
Chang, tennis
Michael Chang is no longer a big star on the men's tennis
tour (he's not even in the Top 50 money-winners this year).
But he's always been one of the nicest and best-looking guys
on the tour and we were happy to see him win his first-round
Wimbledon match today. Nice forearms, Michael.
Michael
Chang returns. (Editor's
pick 6/27/00) |
Olympic
diver David Pichler
David Pichler, 31, is openly gay and competed at the 1996
Summer Games in Atlanta. In 1999, he was a guest at the
International Gay and Lesbian Aquatics meet in Atlanta. So it
was cool to see him qualify for this September's Summer Games
in Sydney. Pichler will compete in the 10-meter platform.
Sorry, but this link is broken. :-( (Editor's
pick 6/26/00) |
"Can
You Believe This Body" Builder
It may look like a painting - or a sculpture - but this is
the body of Jarvis Foster. He was Mr. Alabama and Mr.
Texas - we just wonder why he wasn't more.
Jarvis
Foster's amazing bod (Editor's
pick 6/25/00) |
Dany
Heatley, NHL draft pick
The NHL held its player draft today and the Atlanta
Thrashers, picking second, took Wisconsin's Dany Heatley, a
6-1, 200 pounder. His college coach says Dany ``is a scoring
machine." Is that on or off the ice?
Dany
Heatley all dressed up.
(Editor's pick 6/24/00) |
Jan-Michael
Gambill
A reader
alerted us to this American player, saying, ``He may not by
the best player, but this man has the best body in all of
tennis.'' He also has his own Web
site.
Jan-Michael
at practice
(Editor's pick 6/23/00) |
Aussie
Rules Player Barnaby French
To an American, Australian rules football is a bit
confusing. But we do like the fact that the players don't wear
helmets and they do wear cutoff shirts. This way we get to see
amazing shoulders like those of Barnaby French. Plus, those
wacky Aussies will put advertising anywhere. Check out whose
advertising winds up on, of all places, the ball.
Barnaby
French shows us his delts
(Editor's pick 6/22/00) |
Kieren
Perkins, Australian swimmer
In honor of the first
day of summer (though we realize it's actually the first day
of winter Down Under).
Kieren
Perkins, Australian Olympic hopeful
(Editor's pick 6/21/00) |
Above
the Rim
In honor of the NBA Finals we bring you this cool shot from
high in rafters at Staples Center in LA during Game 6. We also
like looking at Kobe Bryant, Robert Horry and Austin Croshere
from above. This is a link to Sportserver, shot by AP.
Three
guys go for the ball
(Editor's pick 6/20/00) |
Chuck
Knoblauch, NY Yankees
Poor Chuck Knoblauch. First that last name; you ``know''
he caught a lot of flack for it in school. Then there's
the fact that these days, the fans behind first base are in
danger of being hit with a ball any time he throws it.
The Yankee second baseman has been so erratic with his throws
that he was even pulled in the sixth inning of a game the
other day.
Sorry, but this link is broken. :-(
(Editor's pick 6/19/00) |
Yes,
Dad
It looks like England's soccer coach Kevin Keegam and
Germany's Lothar Matthaeus have a May-December thing going on.
The two met on the field after England's 1-0 win over Germany
at Euro 2000.
A
touching soccer moment.
(Editor's pick 6/18/00 |
"Put
Your Head On My Shoulder"
Little do most people know, after their fight in 1997, Oscar
de la Hoya and Hector Camacho posed for the Latin issue of
Abercrombie & Fitch, hanging shirtless on one another
after the fight.
De
la Hoya and Camacho together on SLAM! Boxing (Editor's
pick 6/17/00) |
It's
Volleyball Time
All we have to say is we're glad it's summer!
Beach
volleyball players kick up some sand (Editor's
pick 6/16/00) |
Euro
2000 Soccer
Yugoslavia's Vladimir Jugovic wants to see what's
underneath the shirt of Slovenia's Miran Pavlin during action
at the Euro 2000 soccer tournament.
Hey,
let go of my shirt.
(Editor's
pick 6/15/00) |
British
cyclist Rob Hayles
Massage therapist on the pro cycling tour: It's a tough
job but someone's got to do it. This is from a race in
Denmark.
Rob
Hayles gets a leg massage.
(Editor's
pick 6/14/00) |
Scott
Niedermayer and child
We love this shot of New Jersey Devil Scott Niedermayer,
his wife Lisa and their baby Logan with the Stanley Cup
trophy, which the Devils won Saturday. The kid looks anything
but happy to be shoved into a pewter cup.
The
Niedermayer's family portrait. (Editor's
pick 6/13/00) |
Steve
Young, San Francisco 49ers
In honor Steve Young, who retired Monday after a brilliant
NFL career we offer this shot from sportserver.com taken at
the 1996 Pro Bowl in Hawaii. You make up your own caption.
Steve
looks pretty in pink.
(Editor's
pick 6/12/00) |
U.S.
Men's Gymnasts
It's obvious that gymnasts are in terrific shape. This
poster of the 1996 U.S. team is graphic proof.
Six
with a six-pack.
(Editor's
pick 6/11/00) |
Tim
Couch, Cleveland Browns
We're just 8 weeks away from the NFL preseason, and we
just can't wait. Part of that excitement is for the
hotties that grace our screen every Sunday and Monday night -
and Couch is a keeper. There's plenty to look at here,
and from what we can tell, there's plenty we CAN'T look at,
too...
Looking
up at Timmy (Editor's
pick 6/10/00) |
Pavel
Bure, Florida Panthers
Hockey player Pavel Bure is one of those crossover athletes,
popular with gay guys and straight women. There's an amazing
fan club Web
site for Bure, with tons of copy and photos, including
pages in Russian and Japanese. Talk about somebody's
obsession. This picture link is from that site.
Pavel
Bure shows some skin.
(Editor's
pick 6/9/00) |
Matt
Hemingway, High Jumper
He's 6-7 and enjoys white-water rafting and basketball. But
American Matt Hemingway excels at high jumping. In March he
jumped 7 feet, 9.75 inches to win the USA Track and Field
Championships and is the US favorite at this year's Summer
Olympics. He's also cute as this picture from Sportserver
shows.
Matt
Hemingway reacts after winning title.
Editor's
pick 6/8/00 |
Javy
Lopez, Atlanta Braves
Two Braves in two days? Our readers demand it. CP
saw Chipper Jones and said he could one-up him with catcher
Javy Lopez: ``Yes. Chipper Jones boosts the male hunk factor
for the Braves. But it is Javy Lopez who keeps me glued to the
TV. While Chipper looks good, Javy makes me weak in the knees!
And when he's got his gear on, with all those straps, buckles,
and body armor ... Well, what more could a red-blooded
American boy ask for? Except of course to be his pitcher!'' We
hope CP likes this shot from Sportserver.
Javy
Struts His Stuff
(Editor's
pick 6/07/00) |
Chipper
Jones, Atlanta Braves
A reader writes
to admonish Outsports for not featuring Chipper: ``How can any
site dedicated to the eroticism of sport not include a
veritable shrine to Atlanta Braves third baseman Chipper
Jones? Each of us should wake up every morning thanking the
Powers That Be that we are allowed to walk the earth at the
same moment in time as this hunk of pure man love. Chipper is
sex.''
Chipper Says: ``I
can't believe I made Picture This!'' (Editor's
pick 6/06/00) |
The
World's Best Sprinter
American Michael Johnson dazzled the
world with his performance at the 1996 Summer Olympics,
shattering records and winning gold medals. Johnson will again
be the focus in this year's Games in Sydney.
Michael
Johnson takes a breather (Editor's
pick 6/05/00) |
Kobe
Puts It All On The Line
Today, Kobe Bryant will play in the biggest game of his
short NBA career as he and his Los Angeles Lakers host the
Portland Trail Blazers in Game 7 of the Western Conference
Finals.
Nice closeup of Kobe (Editor's
pick 6/04/00) |
The
Classic Rugby Scrum
We've always loved the word ``scrum,'' a rugby term that
means a bunch of guys in a big pile grabbing and pulling each
other as they seek control of the ball. This picture is of the
Caltech rugby club. Who said "brainy jocks'' is an
oxymoron?
Hey,
we're gonna be in a Lands End catalog. (Editor's
pick 6/03/00) |
Vault
This!
Gymnasts spend their lives being able to hold themselves up
with one hand. And, they're flexible, too. It's no
wonder their bodies are built, toned, and otherwise stunningly
perfect. Russian gymast Alexi Nemov here is getting
ready to mount the vault with just his little red shorts on.
Alexi
Chalks Up (Editor's
pick 6/02/00) |
We'll
Eat His Chunky Soup Any Day
Terrell Davis, the
Denver Bronco superstar running back, certainly scores a TD
with this shot.
Sorry, but this link is broken. :-( (Editor's
Pick 6/01/00) |
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We Salute
These Pretty Boys That Actually Play With the Balls
Ya, those pretty boy models in Abercrombie & Fitch
catalogs, holding their bats and catching those balls, are
nice to look at - but these guys here actually PLAY the
sports. Now, we know that may be hard to believe - but
it's all true (just don't tell Bruce Webber).
Real
A&F-type soccer dudes. (Editor's
pick 5/31/00)
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We
Love Men and Their Flowers
A great Olympic tradition: Giving flowers to winning
athletes, male or female. This picture is of a bronze medal
rowing team from Canada at the 1996 Summer Olympics.
Canadian
rowers say it with flowers.
(Editor's
pick 5/30/00) |
The
Clown Prince of Track Flexes His Muscles
Man, we're jazzed the
Olympics will be coming up soon because it allows us to watch
a sport pretty much ignored most of the year- track and field.
The variety of events and the story lines (will Marion Jones
dominate? Can Michael Johnson do it again?) make it an awesome
event. To whet your appetite, we've found a shot of U.S.
sprinter Jon Drummond (called "the Clown Prince of
Track'') that would be appropriate at the Mr. Olympia contest.
Jon
Drummond Shows His Stuff (Editor's
pick 5/29/00) |
A
Couple of Aussie Football Players Give Thumbs Up
Many of our readers are big Australian Rules Football fans.
They love the nonstop action, the exciting play and watching
very athletic guys run around in tight shorts and cutoff
T-shirts. After seeing this pic of camaraderie on the field we
may just started watching more often.
Aussie player Matthew Lloyd (right) and buddy (Editor's
pick 5/28/00) |
Jim
Thome, Cleveland Indians
There's been much ballyhoo here at Outsports about what
might lie beneath Thome's zipper. Jim Allen swears
there's an anaconda under there - and this photo certainly
supports that "anaconda" theory.
Jim
Thome lying on his back showing a hint of size (Editor's
pick 5/27/00) |
Jason
Sehorn, New York (football) Giants
Jason
Sehorn grabbed our attention when he won the annual Superstars
competition, which alleges to find the best all-around athlete
in sports. A tall, dark and handsome guy, his face is
almost as hot as his body.
Jason
takes a breather during Superstars competition (Editor's
pick 5/26/00) |

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The
Real Team Portrait of Indiana Basketball
Indiana men's
basketball coach Bobby Knight has a history of abusive
behavior and it recently got him a three-game suspension and
fine from the university. Whether it's throwing chairs on the
court, throwing ashtrays at secretaries or choking players,
Knight is one college coach who acts like's he's in
kindergarten. Thanks to Outsports reader Gr8puttr for
this.
(Editor's
pick 5/25/00) |
A
Couple of Hungarian Body Builders
We know which gym we're heading to the next time we're in
Budapest. Click for a larger view. (editor's
pick 5/24/00) |
Gabe
Kapler, Texas Rangers
While his bat has
cooled off, he's still one of our readers' favorite subjects.
After appearing in a multi-page spread in Gym Magazine a
couple months ago, the 6'2", 210 lb. right fielder became
an instant heartthrob.
Buy
a Gabe Kapler Action Figure (editor's
pick 5/23/00) |
Byron
Beach Triathlon
We had never heard of Byron Beach, but after seeing this
pic we wouldn't mind visiting (it's in Australia).
Guys
relaxing at the triathlon (editor's
pick 5/22/00) |
Brady
Anderson, Baltimore Orioles
In his 12th year in the league, Brady is
looking as good as ever. And, with a body and a package
like his, you could see why guys are swooning.
Brady
Shirtless (editor's
pick 5/21/00) |