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Goran Ivanisevic, tennis
After serving 41 aces in a Wimbledon win, Goran decides to
show a little flesh.
I'm
king of the world (Editor's
pick 06/30/01)
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Joe Mauer, baseball
Mauer, a 6-4, 205-pound 18-year-old, was the first pick
taken in the major league baseball draft by the Minnesota
Twins.
Nice
positioning of the bat, Joe
(Editor's pick06/29/01)
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Kwame Brown, Shane Battier,
basketball
Brown, just out of high school, was the first player taken
in the NBA Draft. Battier, who led Duke to the national title,
was chosen sixth.
They're
No. 1's (Editor's
pick 06/28/01)
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Adam Stern, Shane Komine,
Nebraska baseball
We admit it .... we're suckers for jocks hugging each
other.
There,
there, it will be all right (Editor's
pick 06/27/01)
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Dustin Hersee, Mike Mintenko,
swimmers
Thanks to a Canadian reader for this. ``Suggest that you check out the following
for more examples of wholesome Canadian swim guys and an antidote to the lamenting of the 'whole body suit'.
Pretty
in pink (Editor's
pick 06/26/01)
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David Beckham, soccer
English soccer star and gay icon David Beckham's new look
for the summer: a mohawk.
Beckham's
'Mo
(Editor's pick 06/25/01)
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Alex Corretja, tennis
After their doubles victory way back in the 2000 Davis Cup
final, Alex got a little frisky with partner Juan Carlos
Ferrero.
Alex,
not so hard (Editor's
pick 06/24/01)
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Sign In Local KMart
Cups or no cups, you've really got to pay attention where
you're allowed to play with balls and where you're not.
Don't
Play With Your Balls (Editor's
pick 06/23/01)
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Travis Ellis, Paula Thomas,
and Jason McCloud, boxers
These three from West Virginia certainly have something to
show off.
Two
guys, a gal, and a boxing ring. (Editor's
pick 06/22/01)
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Zak Kustok, Northwestern QB
Kustok has that blond, deer-in-the-headlights look ala Troy Aikman after a loss.
We're wild about this 'Cat
(Editor's pick 06/21/01)
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Cal Ripken Jr., Baltimore
Orioles
Ripken is a class act who announced his retirement at the
end of the season. We've always loved those baby blues. Photo
from the Baltimore Sun.
Hanging
it up
(Editor's pick 06/20/01)
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Mark Wahle,
Green Bay Packers
If it's June, then football can't be too far away. This
pic comes from the Packer mini-camp.
The
definition of ``corn-fed''
(Editor's pick 06/19/01)
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Miami baseball
The Hurricanes won the College World Series on Saturday
and celebrated after. Too bad the one guy is kissing just the
trophy.
Male
bonding
(Editor's pick 06/18/01)
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Mike Weir, golfer
Weir got some attention on our Discussion Board topic of
hot golfers. At the U.S. Open he's 6 shots off the pace going
into the final round.
A
Canadian bakin'
(Editor's pick 06/17/01)
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Shaquille O'Neal, basketball
Shaq and the Lakers won the NBA Finals on Friday by
beating the Philadelphia 76ers, 4 games to 1. Series MVP was
O'Neal, the game's most dominating player. And he has Size 22
feet.
Mountain
of a man
(Editor's pick 06/16/01)
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Kiki Bengochea, Miami baseball
Bengochea and the Hurricanes will play for the College
World Series title on Saturday against Stanford.
The
eyes of a Hurricane (Editor's
pick 06/15/01)
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Clive Waterhouse, Aussie Rules
Football
At least we know
Clive's got some good glutes.
Boxer
or briefs?
(Editor's pick 06/14/01)
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Italian gold medal rowers
Wow, after seeing this shot from the Sydney Summer Games
it's obvious Italians know how to dress, except for their
socks.
Mama
mia, quite a package deal
(Editor's pick 06/13/01)
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Stanford baseball
Thanks to Brent for this, who suggested the following
caption: ``After that bubble bath and massage I promised you
... you're going to get..."
Teammates
(Editor's
pick 06/12/01)
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Eric Snow, Philadelphia 76ers
We've been totally impressed by the 6'3'' Snow in
the NBA playoffs--his hustle, his grit, his smile. He's on the
left in this photo with Allen Iverson, a great player who's
still a homophobic thug.
Brotherly
love
(Editor's pick 06/11/01)
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Ray Bourque, Colorado Avalanche
You have to be happy for Bourque, 40, who won his first
Cup on Saturday as Colorado beat New Jersey in the deciding
Game 7. Bourque had played 22 years before reaching his goal.
His
Cup finally runneth over
(Editor's pick 06/10/01)
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June 9: Picture
This took the day off.
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Toronto swimmers
We liked the cover of this calendar being sold by the
International Gay and Lesbian Aquatics, which holds its meet
next month in Toronto. The calendar features swimmers from the
Downtown Swim Club of Toronto.
Thankfully,
no full body suits here
(Editor's pick 06/08/01)
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Jeff Kent, San Francisco Giants
Kent will be eating well tonight!
A
real fowl ball
(Editor's pick 06/07/01)
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Jay Buhner, Seattle Mariners
The Mariners are an absurd 45-12 and 16 games in front of
the American League West. They've so captivated Seattle that
even old ladies want to look like Buhner.
But
will she grow a goatee?
(Editor's pick 06/06/01)
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Stephane Poulat, triathlete
This picture is suitable for your computer desktop
wallpaper.
Coming
at you (Editor's
pick 06/05/01)
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Trey Hodges, college baseball
This pic is from last year's College World Series, where
Hodges of LSU was the tourney's MVP. The 2001 tourney starts
this week.
Nice
beads, Trey
(Editor's pick 06/04/01)
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Alex Corretja. tennis
Corretja has survived the first two rounds at the French
Open despite being seeded unlucky 13.
OK,
everyone, let's do the wave.
(Editor's pick 06/03/01)
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Allen Iverson, Glenn Robinson,
basketball
Iverson, left, of the Philadelphia 76ers and Robinson of
the Milwaukee Bucks have a big date on Sunday: Game 7 of their
conference finals and a trip to the NBA Finals.
Trying
to drive past the Big Dog
(Editor's pick 06/02/01)
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Jim Thome, baseball
Thome is known by some
as ``The Anaconda.'' Thanks to a reader for this.
What
are you looking at?
(Editor's pick 06/01/01)
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Andy Roddick, tennis
Roddick is only 18 but already has won two pro events this year. On Wednesday he won a riveting five-setter
at the French Open against Michael Chang.
Work that tongue
(Editor's pick 05/31/01)
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Craig Wing, Aussie rugby
Thanks to ``Hockey Jock'' for this awesome link. Wing is
``the Sydney Roosters rugby player who was voted Australia's bachelor of the year.
No freakin' wonder. I've seen him play in person too. Unbelievable on and off
the pitch."
Rugby
is fast becoming our favorite sport :-) (Editor's
pick 05/30/01)
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Stanford baseball team
Thanks to M.P. who sent us this shot after Stanford beat
Texas in a baseball playoff.
Then
I looked into his eyes ... (Editor's
pick 05/29/01)
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Helio Castroneves, auto racing
We have to admit when we first heard this name today we
thought it was a new drink (``I'll have a Helio Castroneves on
the rocks") But the only drink this Brazilian cared about
was milk, the traditional beverage of Indianapolis 500
winners.
A
boy from Brazil (Editor's
choice 05/28/01)
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Roman Sebrle,
decathlete
Sebrle, the silver medallist in Sydney, on Sunday became
the first decathlete ever to score more than 9,000 points in a
meet.
Czech
clears a barrier (Editor's
pick 05/27/01)
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Pyross Dimas, Greek
weightlifter
This guy won a gold medal at the 2000 Summer Games. We can
see why.
Is
that shirt spray-painted on?
(Editor's pick 05/26/01)
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Scott Sharp, auto racing
A reader sent this, with this note: ``It's Memorial Day Weekend and this Sunday is the Indy 500. I think the
drivers in the front row are the best looking threesome they've ever had.
(OK, I haven't researched every year, but they sure look good.)
Here's a link to a picture of the "pole sitter" Scott Sharp.
He
looks sharp to us (Editor's
pick 05/25/01)
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Nathan Buckley and Paul Licuria,
Aussie Rules Football
Thanks to a reader for this. Why these two guys are wrestling
with the coach looking on totally escapes us.
Take
it off, take it all off (Editor's
pick 05/24/01)
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Bob Boughner, Sergei Brylin,
hockey
Boughner of the Pittsburgh Penguins may have gotten in the
best shot here, but Brylin and the New Jersey Devils got the
last laugh in winning the playoff series, 4 games to 1.
A
hockey facial
(Editor's pick 05/23/01)
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Christian Malcolm, sprinter
Malcolm is from Wales and a finalist in the 200 meters at
the Sydney Olympics.
There's
something about a guy in a track suit (Editor's
pick 05/22/01)
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Bobby Estalella, San Francisco
Giants
This is from a reader: ``An anonymous contribution from an appreciative female of a classic photo taken by another appreciative female.... this
first showed up online during spring training 2000, a casual shot from the Giants dugout during a rain delay. It was taken by Elaine
Thompson of the AP (one of the best working today, by the way) though it is unattributed on the linked site.''
All
eyes on Bobby E (Editor's
pick 05/21/01)
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Adrian Ianculescu,
Romanian gymnast
It's hard to resist most gymnastics photos.
Well-armed
(Editor's
pick 05/20/01)
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U.S.
Water Polo players
This is an oldie but goodie and was sent in by a reader,
who comments: ``It's a famous picture of four studs on the 1996 USA Olympic water polo
team from Life magazine's series of naked Olympians in celebration of the
human form. I can tell you this, those guys are a lot more impressive in person
than in the photo!''
Four
large balls
(Editor's pick 05/19/01)
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Sam
Cassell, Milwaukee Bucks
Cassell and the Bucks survived a major gut check in Game 6
of their NBA series against Charlotte. Down 3 games to 2 and
by 15 points in the game, the Bucks rallied to force a Game 7.
We're rooting for the Bucks if only because we hate the
headband fad the Hornets are trying to bring back.
Coming
through (Editor's
pick 05/18/01)
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Navy
rugby team
Thanks to a reader who sent this link to the Naval
Academy's rugby team photo from 2000.
Uncle
Sam Wants You
(Editor's pick 05/17/01)
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Alex
Rodriguez, Baseball
This picture shows him in a Mariner uniform, but A-Rod now
plays for Texas. Thanks to a reader for this, who wrote: ``Now tell me this isn't a homoerotic pic -- with lots of phallic
symbolism?''
Packin'
some wood (Editor's
pic 05/16/01)
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Nathan
Buckley, Aussie Rules Football
A big thanks to Brice for this great shot. Aussie rules is
quickly becoming our fave.
We
want to trade places with the Coke bottle
(Editor's pick 05/15/01)
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Kobe
Bryant, LA Lakers
Bryant was amazing Sunday as the Lakers closed out their
series against Sacramento. He scored 48 points and led the
Lakers after Shaq fouled out in the fourth.
The
only NBA player who can dunk in English and Italian
(Editor's
pick 05/14/01)
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A.J.
Burnett, Florida Marlins
The
24-year-old Burnett threw a no-hitter Saturday night as the
Marlins beat the San Diego Padres.
If
only the uniforms were sleeveless
(Editor's pick 05/13/01)
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Joe
Sakic, hockey
Sakic, whose Colorado Avalanche play the St. Louis Blues
in the NHL's Western Conference Finals, may be the best player
in the game. Sakic, the team's captain, is a finalist
for three major trophies: Hart Trophy (MVP); Lady Byng Trophy,
( sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct) and the Frank J. Selke
Trophy ( best defensive forward.)
An
officer and a gentleman
(Editor's pick 05/12/01)
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Jason
Arnott, hockey
Arnott is a star on the New Jersey Devils, the defending
Stanley Cup champs. Thanks to Jim for this link.
Sorry, this link no longer is active :-(
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David Ginola, soccer
This Frenchman is a star in the English Premier League. As
one Web site said: ``Not just Footballer of the Year but a
peace campaigner and a hair shampoo model-- is there no end to
this man's talents?'' Thanks to a reader for this link.
We
take back anything bad we've ever said about the French
(Editor's
pick 05/10/01)
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Matt Rodgers, Wisconsin track
and field
This link was supplied by Jake, who wrote: ``time for a dose of Badgers.''
Rodgers runs the 400-meter hurdles for Wisconsin.
It's
the shoes (Editor's
pick 05/09/01)
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Dennis Mitchell, sprinter
Only someone with a body like Mitchell's could pull off
this ensemble.
It's
a bird, it's a plane ...
(Editor's pick 05/08/01)
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Jan-Michael Gambill, Andy
Roddick, tennis
Gambill made a big splash at Wimbledon last year. Roddick
is playing awesome tennis, having won the last two ATP tourneys,
including the U.S. Men's Clay Court Championships on Sunday.
A
couple of aces (Editors
pick 05/07/01)
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Lenny Krayzelburg, swimmer
As one Web site asked: ``When is the last time you met a tall, blonde-haired, blue-eyed hunk who also happened to be a nice Jewish boy?"
Love this different shot of the gold medallist.
Thankfully,
he's not in a full-body suit
(Editor's pick 05/06/01)
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Kort Schubert, Cal rugby
This came from a reader
who summed it up: ``It's totally hot."
Reach
a bit higher
(Editor's pick 05/05/01)
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Javy Lopez, Atlanta Braves
We have a reader for whom Javy is the be-all and end-all.
Is that a ballpoint pen or are you happy to see me?
(Editor's pick 05/04/01)
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Oklahoma gymnasts
Sorry, but this link
no longer works
(Editor's pick 05/03/01)
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Danish rowing team
This pic is from this past weekend's Princeton World Cup.
Reminds us of that old commercial where the Swedish bikini
team was in a beer commercial and all the straight guys
drooled. For a lot of gay men the Danish rowing team would be
the equivalent.
Something's
not rotten in Denmark
(Editor's pick 05/02/01)
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David Beckham, soccer
A reader sent us this unusual shot of Beckham, British
soccer star and boy-toy husband of Posh Spice.
A
wedge shot (Editor's
pick 05/01/01)
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Aussie swimmers
We like this pic from the 2000 Olympics showing Aussies Bill Kirby, Grant Hackett and Todd Pearson
during the 4x200 relay.
Stand
and model (Editor's
pick 04/30/01)
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Ray Allen, Milwaukee Bucks
Allen is a key reason the Bucks have an excellent shot at
making the NBA Finals. He's among the league's best in 3-point
and free-throw shooting.
This
Buck can stop here.
(Editor's pick 04/29/01)
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Jaromir Jagr. Pittsburgh
Penguins
Jagr, the Pens' regular
season scoring champ, may miss Game 2 of the NHL playoff
series with New Jersey.
How
do you say `hot' in Czech?
(Editor's pick 04/28/01)
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Oklahoma University
quarterbacks
Thanks to a reader for this shot of the Sooner QBs showing
off, including Josh Huepel (#14), who led the team to the
national title last year and was taken by Miami in the NFL
Draft.
My
guns are bigger than yours (Editor's
pick 04/27/01)
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Curt Clausen, race walker
Race walking is not a sport we feature much of here, but
you try walking 30 miles and never have any visible loss of contact
with the ground occur.
Walk
this way. (Editor's
pick 04/26/01)
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Steve Nash, John Stockton, pro
basketball
Nash of Dallas and Stockton of Utah are two of the best
guards in the NBA. Nash is in his third year, while Stockton
has been playing since the Taft Administration.
Hey,
watch that left hand (Editor's
pick 04/25/01)
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Blaine Wilson, gymnast
Wilson was one of the ``models'' in the Sports Illustrated
for Women swimsuit edition.
Even
the Bulgarian judge gives him a 10.
(Editor's pick 04/24/01)
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Ryan Smyth, Dominic Pittis,
Edmonton Oilers
Smyth and Pittis will have a lot more time to sign
autographs now that the Oilers have been eliminated from the
Stanley Cup playoffs.
``Hey
Dominic, keep smiling or I'll blacken the other eye.''
(Editor's pick 04/23/01)
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Reggie Miller, Indiana Pacers
Perhaps the best pure shooter of his generation, Miller
did it again Saturday in Game 1 of the Pacers' playoff series
against Philadelphia. Down by 2, less than 3 seconds left,
Cheryl's brother strokes a beautiful trey and the Pacers steal
one, 79-78. He said later that he always goes for the 3 on the
road.
Smooth
as silk
(Editor's pick 04/22/01)
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Trent Green quarterback
Green was traded Friday from the St. Rams to the Kansas
City Chiefs. We're posting this for a couple of guys who think
Green is the best-looking player in the NFL.
Kansas
City here I come
(Editor's 04/21/01)
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Wally Szczerbiak, Minnesota
Timberwolves
The NBA playoffs open this weekend and Szczerbiak's
T'Wolves must play the top-seeded San Antonio Spurs. We're
kind of rooting for Minnesota so Wally's on the tube a lot.
Yes,
he really is a 10
(Editor's pick 04/20/01)
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Michael Vick, quarterback
Vick, 20, from Virginia Tech, is expected to be the top
pick in the NFL draft. At least from this shot we like what we
see.
In
``shirts and skins'' we want him to be the latter
(Editor's pick 04/19/01)
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Johnnie Morton, Detroit Lions
Sports Illustrated for Women is out with their current
crop of beefcake shots, but we send this one from last years
edition. Morton is a wide receiver with a great body.
Surfin'
Safari
(Editor's pick 04/18/01)
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Tim Hudson, Oakland A's
We like pics of athletes away from the field in different
settings. We found this one of Hudson, a pitcher, from an
article about an A's fan day.
He
needs better fashion sense
(Editor's pick 04/17/01)
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Gabe Kapler, Texas Rangers
Sorry, this link no longer works :-(
(Editor's pick 04/16/01)
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Brendan Shanahan, Detroit Red
Wings
Shanahan has been one of our faves for a while and we're
sorry he's out right now with a broken foot. But the Wings
should still have no trouble beating the Kings.
Nice
little scruff action going on there.
(Editor's pick 04/15/01)
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Luke Toia, Luke Darcy, Aussie
football
Thanks to Brice for this. He wrote: ``I am so stunned by this 'pose' that I can't think of a clever caption.
It is just one of the most graceful displays I've ever seen in a rough and
tumble sport. To play this game without pads, or at least a helluva good
jockstrap, requires admirable courage or total insanity. Maybe both.''
Cool
hand Lukes
(Editor's pick 04/14/01)
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Ed McCaffrey, wide receiver
We got jazzed seeing the NFL 2001 schedule today and
finding McCaffrey's Broncos open the Monday Night schedule.
It's possible that McCaffrey is the one jock we've seen who
virtually everyone raves about. Wonder why? He's only 6-5,
215, with a small waist, big arms and a great face.
Can
he get those pants or shirt any tighter?
(Editor's pick 04/13/01)
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Carlos Delgado, Toronto Blue
Jays
A reader wrote with this plea: ``Will someone please do an article on Carlos Delgado and the Toronto
Blue Jays? Carlos is one of the sexiest players in baseball and he has
serious talent. And if that isn't enough, he has an incredible butt.''
Would you settle for a picture?
Love
the smile
(Editor's pick 04/12/01)
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Eric Crouch, quarterback
Crouch of Nebraska is the subject of heavy conversation on
our Discussion Board. After seeing this pic we only wish
spring practice was nationally televised.
Sure
beats having his name across his back (Editor's
pick 04/11/01)
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Troy Aikman, quarterback
(retired)
Aikman retired Monday after 12 seasons and three Super Bowl rings. He’s always been a huge favorite among gay
NFL fans for reasons both athletic and visual.
Sad
day for Troy
(Editor’s pick 04/10/01)
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Tiger Woods, golf
Hard to ignore Woods' accomplishment, winning all
four majors in a row. To see him start crying on 18 was
touching.
An
ugly jacket but he's not complaining. (Editor's
pick 04/09/01)
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Sergey Litvinov, bodybuilder
Sergey is 19 years old and hails from Omsk in Siberia.
We're suitably impressed.
We'll
take a six-pack of Sergey (Editor's
pick 04/08/01)
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Ivan Alonso, Spanish soccer
player
Alonso and his CD Alaves team whipped Germany's FC Kaiserslautern
in the first leg of the UEFA Cup semis. Ivan looks like he's
quite well put together.
This
Ivan's not terrible
(Editor's pick 04/07/01)
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Josh Hamilton, baseball
Hamilton is in the Tampa Bay Devil Rays organization and
is starting the season in the minor leagues. That hasn't
stopped the buzz from some readers.
We
have no idea what's written on his hand.
(Editor's pick 04/06/01)
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Ontario, Canada, hockey
We received this from Ralph, a Canadian reader, who wrote:
``I'm tired of basketball photos, so I sent you a hockey
picture.''
Hard
to skate on sod
(Editor's pick 04/05/01)
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Dathan Ritzenhein cross country
Nicknamed ``Ritz,'' this Michigan runner took the bronze
medal at last month's world junior race in Belgium. After
looking at this shot, who says cross-country runners aren't
tough?
His
name is mud (Editor's
pick 04/04/01)
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Nate Hybl, Oklahoma quarterback
We received this submission from Ben, who wrote: ``Not the most revealing picture, but look at those arms! My god! And he looks cute under
that helmet (what little we can see).''
Boomer
Sooner (Editor's
pick 04/03/01)
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Eugene Edgerson, Arizona
basketball
Edgerson and the Wildcats play Duke on Monday in the men's
NCAA final. Can't say we're thrilled the Afro look is back,
but Edgerson seems like a cool guy.
Shaft,
can you dig it? (Editor's
pick 04/02/01)
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Mike Dunleavy, Duke basketball
We were watching the
NCAA Final Four on Saturday and when Dunleavy was shown there
was a radical split: One thought he was the best-looking guy
in college basketball. Another, in essence, would prefer Strom
Thurmond, shirtless. You decide.
Outta
My Way
(Editor's pick 04/01/01
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