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Mike Alstott, football
Alstott is the studly fullback for the Super Bowl champion
Tampa Bay Bucs.
Love the shades
(Editor's pick
01/31/03) |
Morgan Souply, rugby
Thanks to a reader for this. Here is a link to a very spunky
French rugby player, Morgan Souply. Morgan plays for French
club Stade Francais.
Two-toned shirt and hair
(Editor's pick 01/30/03)
Bonus: The cover (believe it or not) of the team's calendar |
Mike Piazza, baseball
With spring training just around the corner, Piazza shows
off a new Mets warmup jersey.
The smile of a 100% heterosexual
(Editor's pick 01/29/03) |
Sad Raider fans
We seldom feature fans, but after seeing this touching
shot of two Oakland Raider fans (who knew?) after their Super
Bowl loss, we made an exception. Thanks to a reader for this.
Trying to keep his pride and poise
(Editor's pick 01/28/03) |
Derrick Brooks, John
Lynch
These two terrific defenders (Brooks is on the left) were
instrumental in the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' smashing 48-21 Super
Bowl win over the Oakland Raiders.
Smile, you're No. 1
(Editor's pick 01/27/03)
AP photo from
St.
Petersburg Times |
Andre Iguodala, Keith
Langford, basketball
Iguodala of Arizona, guarding Kansas' Langford, has some
serious arms.
Reaching in
(Editor's pick 01/26/03) |
Felix Sanchez, track
Sanchez is a champion 400 meters hurdle and runner from
the Dominican Republic who attends USC.
He's Superman
(Editor's pick 01/25/03)
Photo from
IAAF.org |
Mexican soccer players
Thanks to a reader for this amusing picture of an obvious
foul.
Seeing if he wears briefs or boxers
(Editor's pick 01/24/03) |
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Younes El Aynaoui, Andy
Roddick, tennis
These two played a match for the ages at the Australian Open.
A five-set, 4 hour-and-59-minute marathon, with the deciding
set being won by Roddick, 21-19.
Well played!
(Editor's pick
01/23/03) |
Thomas Rupprath, swimming
We love this image of Rupprath, a German backstroker,
entering the water.
A man with a V shape
(via
Swimming.org)
(Editor's pick 01/22/03)
Bonus shot from his
Web site |
James Blake, tennis
Blake, an up-and-comer in the tennis world, lost his
fourth-round match at the Australian Open.
Blake looks petulant
(Editor's pick
01/21/03) |
Jerry Rice, Steve McNair,
football
Rice congratulates McNair, after the former's Oakland
Raiders beat the Tennessee Titans to win the AFC title and
head to the Super Bowl.
A post-game hug
(Editor's pick 01/20/03) |
Steve Blake, Chris McCray,
basketball
Blake, right, and McCray celebrate Maryland's college
basketball update upset of top-ranked and previously unbeaten
Duke.
Mmmm, Mmmm, good
(Editor's pick 01/19/03)
Photo via
CBS
Sportsline |
Mark Saliba, swimming
Saliba is a champion open-water swimmer from Australia.
Holding his breath until he turns blue
(Editor's pick 01/18/03)
Photo by
Sport the library/Jeff Crow
via
Swimming.org |
Mats Christeen, hockey
This picture of Christeen comes from a calendar done for
his Swedish junior hockey team. He was taken in the 2000 NHL
draft but is not in the league.
Towel boy
(Editor's pick 01/17/03) |
Andy Ference, hockey
Thanks to a reader for this shot of Ference of the NHL's
Pittsburgh Penguins.
"He's so
hot I'm amazed the ice doesn't melt!"
Fire on ice
(Editor's pick 01/16/03) |
Andy Roddick, tennis
Roddick won his first-round match of the Australian Open
in a tough four-setter over Croatia's Zeljko Krajan.
Hold his nose and count to 10
(Editor's pick 01/15/03) |
Anders Graneheim, bodybuilding
This came from a reader
in
Sweden: "Anders Graneheim is
Sweden's best and most successful bodybuilder ever, and it's
easy to see why; his physique is world class. And what's even
more fantastic is that he's 40 years old."
Buff and 40
(Editor's pick
01/14/03) |
Paradoen Srichapan, tennis
Srichapan is an up-and-coming player from Thailand, who won
his first-round match today at the Australian Open. He is
seeded 11th.
Eye on the ball
(Editor's pick
01/13/03) |
Derrick
Brooks, football
Brooks, whose Tampa Bay Bucs play San Francisco today, was
named the NFL's top defensive player.
Swashbuckler
(Editor's pick 01/12/03) |
Forrest Mozart, Grant Mattos, football
Thanks to a reader for this shot of two USC Trojans
celebrating their Orange Bowl win.
Hey man, that hat looks great on you!
(Editor's pick 01/11/03) |
Brian Finneran, football
Finneran has blossomed this year as a receiver for the
Atlanta Falcons, who play an NFL playoff game Saturday in
Philadelphia.
The life of Brian
(Editor's pick 01/10/03) |
Rick Rickert, Steve Esselink,
basketball
These two blondes play for the University of Minnesota.
Thanks to a reader for this.
A couple of Golden Gophers
(Editor's pick 01/09/03) |
Mike Bibby,
basketball
Bibby is the terrific guard for the NBA's Sacramento
Kings, the favorite to win the championship.
Bibby goes for a drive
(Editor's pick 01/08/03) |
Nick Collison,
basketball
Collison play for the Kansas Jayhawks, ranked #17 nationally,
Grabbing a board
(Editor's pick 01/07/03) |
Jeff Garcia, football
All Garcia, the San Francisco quarterback, did was rally
the 49ers from 38-14 down to post a stunning 39-38 NFL playoff
win over the New York Giants.
Victory dance
(Editor's pick 01/06/03) |
Mike Vick, Brett
Favre, football
Vick, the new star on the block, beat Favre, the master,
in an NFL playoff game in Green Bay, as the Falcons whipped
the Packers.
Mike's the man
(Editor's pick 01/05/02)
Photo via
Milwaukee
Journal-Sentinel |
Dejan Stankovic,
soccer
Stankovic plays for Lazio of Rome in Italy's top soccer
league, the Serie A. We don't know if he was successful
with his bicycle kick.
Don't try this at home
(Editor's pick 01/04/03) |
Carson Palmer, football
Palmer is the Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback of the
USC Trojans. In his final game as a Trojan, he led his
team to a 38-17 win over the Iowa Hawkeyes in the Orange Bowl.
I'm good
(Editor's pick 01/03/03) |
Mark Richt, football
Richt is the coach of the Georgia Bulldogs, who beat
Florida State in the Sugar Bowl.
A Dawg gets a bath
(Editor's pick 01/02/03) |
Sven Hannawald, ski
jumping
Hannawald reacts after a good jump at a competition in
Germany.
Sven can't believe it's 2003 already
(Editor's pick 01/01/03) |
Arnaud Gerard,
cycling
Gerard celebrates winning a road cycling championship.
The taste of victory
(Editor's pick 12/31/02) |
Jeremy
Bloom, skiing/football
Bloom has had a busy December--He played wide receiver for
the University of Colorado in their bowl game, and also went
to Europe for freestyle skiing competitions.
Jeremy in full bloom
(Editor's pick 12/30/02) |
Eric
White, bodybuilding
White is a minister from Oregon and competed in this
year's Musclemania. He looks better than any minister we've
ever seen.
Can we join Eric's congregation?
(Editor's pick 12/29/02) |
Wisconsin football
Members of the Badgers clown around during a photo shoot
for the Alamo Bowl.
Funny face
(Editor's pick 12/28/02)
AP photo via
CBS
Sportsline |
Rares
Orzata, gymnastics
Thanks to a reader for this shot of this Romanian gymnast.
Pommeling the horse
(Editor's pick 12/27/02) |
Kliff
Kingsbury, Mike Leach, football
Kingsbury, the Texas Tech quarterback, celebrates with
Leach, his coach, after the Red Raiders beat Clemson in the
Tangerine Bowl.
Hey coach, smile ... we won!
(Editor's pick 12/24/02)
AP photo via
CBS
Sportsline |
Doug
Christie, basketball
Christie plays for the Sacramento Kings, but we're not
wild about his shaved-head look.
Hanging on
(Editor's pick 12/23/02) |
Sergiy
Lebid, running
Lebid, of the Ukraine, is a world-class 5,000 meters
runner.
Taking it in stride
(Editor's pick 12/22/02) |
Chris
Webber, basketball
Webber is a star for the NBA's Sacramento Kings.
What big biceps you have
(Editor's pick 12/21/02) |
English
gymnasts
These blokes celebrate their win in this year's
Commonwealth Games.
Showing their medals
(Editor's pick 12/20/02) |
T. J.
Ford and
Hassan Adams, basketball
Thanks to a reader for this shot of players from Arizona and
Texas.
Getting a hand on the ball
(Editor's pick 12/19/02) |
Jeff
Newton, Tom Coverdale, basketball
Thanks to a reader for this shot of the two University of
Indiana players.
"Don't worry, you're still my favorite redhead"
(Editor's pick 12/18/02) |
UCLA
soccer players
The Bruins celebrate their win Sunday over Stanford to
claim the NCAA soccer title. Thanks to a reader for this.
Happy, happy, joy, joy
(Editor's pick 12/17/02) |
Jason
Gesser, football
Gesser quarterbacks Washington State, which will play in
the Rose Bowl against Oklahoma.
Watch out for the thorns
(Editor's pick 12/16/02) |
Ronan
Doherty, bodybuilding
Doherty finished second in the junior division at the
Musclemania world championships.
Striking a pose
(Editor's pick 12/15/02) |
Moises Munos, soccer
Munos is a goalie in the Mexican league and he celebrates his
team scoring a goal.
Ready to propose
(Editor's pick 12/14/02) |
Antawn
Jamison, basketball
Love this unusual shot of Jamison of the Golden State
Warriors. Thanks to a reader for this.
Look ma, no hands
(Editor's pick 12/13/02) |
Ryan
Sneed, gymanstics
Thanks to a reader for this shot of Sneed, a University of
Nebraska gymnast.
The definition of symmetry
(Editor's pick 12/12/02)
Photo from
Daily
Nebraskan |
Lance Armstrong, cycling
Armstrong, the four-time winner of the Tour de France, is
Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year.
Profile of the sportsman
(Editor's pick 12/11/02) |
Drew Brees, Kelvin Garmon,
football
Brees and Garmon are teammates with the San Diego
Chargers, who got blasted 27-7 by Oakland on Sunday.
We'll get 'em next time
(Editor's pick 12/10/02) |
German soccer
Face it, the Europeans just know how to celebrate the
right way.
How do you say "I love you, man" in German?
(Editor's pick 12/09/02) |
Mark Richt, Michael Johnson,
football
Richt is the coach and Johnson a player for the Georgia
Bulldogs, who won the SEC championship by routing Arkansas.
Who let the Dawgs out?
(Editor's pick 12/08/02) |
Peja Stojakovic, basketball
Thanks to a reader for this shot of the Sacramento Kings
star.
Peja goes for the grunge look
(Editor's pick 12/07/02) |
Ricky Williams, football
Williams, the Miami Dolphins running back, graces the
cover of this week's Sports Illustrated.
Why so serious?
(Editor's pick 12/06/02) |
Braydon McIntosh, swimming
This is a unique view of this Australian short-course
swimmer.
Long
and lean
(Editor's pick 12/05/02)
Getty Images photo via swimming.org |
Italian league soccer
Thanks to a reader for this shot of a unique way to
celebrate.
Rock-a-bye
baby
(Editor's pick 12/04/02) |
Tito Ortiz, ultimate fighting
Thanks to a reader for this picture from Ortiz's win over
Ken Shamrock during their title fight this weekend.
Landing
a blow
(Editor's pick 12/03/02) |
Frozen fan
This guy at the snowy Miami-Buffalo NFL game isn't wearing
the best attire for such weather.
Are
those icicles on his chest?
(Editor's pick 12/02/02) |
Alexi Nemov, gymnastics
Nemov, from Russia,
competes at the world championships.
Sky-high
(Editor's pick 12/01/02) |
Nik Antropov, hockey
Antropov of the Toronto Maple Leafs celebrates a goal on
Friday.
Celebrating
with a friend (Editor's
pick 11/30/02) |
World gymnasts
Three on the podium at this month's world championships in
Hungary.
Men
and their flowers
(Editor's pick 11/29/02) |
Paul Hamm, gymnastics
Hamm competes at this month's world championships.
Twisted
around
(Editor's pick 11/28/02) |
Chris Duhon, basketball
Thanks to a reader for this shot of Duhon, a Duke basketball
player, during a recent game.
Jumping
into a Cameron Crazies (Editor's
pick 11/27/02) |
Mike Vanderjagt, Justin
Snow, football
Vanderjagt, the Indianapolis Colts kicker, and his holder
Snow, celebrate the game-winning field goal in wintry Denver
on Sunday night. Vanderjagt, a Canadian, said he was used to
kicking in the snow.
Snow
job (Editor's
pick 11/26/02)
Photo via Indianapolis
Star |
Brett
Favre, Kordell Stewart, football
The expressions tell you how each quarterback's day went.
Not a care in the world
Long day at the office
(Editor's pick 11/25/02) |
Luke
Eustice, wrestling
Thanks to a reader for this shot of
Eustice, a University of Iowa wrestler.
Say 'uncle!"
(Editor's pick 11/24/02) |
Milt
Stegall, football
Stegall plays quarterback for the
Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League. He's
the league MVP and will lead Winnipeg in the Grey Cup
championship against Montreal.
Nice trophy, eh?
(Editor's pick 11/23/02) |
Fernando
Vargas, boxing
Boxer
Fernando Vargas was suspended by Nevada boxing officials for
nine months after he tested positive for steroids. He said it
was all a mistake. Look at his muscle definition in this photo
and you be the judge. Thanks to a reader for this.
A 'Roid Rage?
(Editor's pick 11/22/02) |
Mike
Wilkinson, basketball
Wilkinson plays for the University
of Wisconsin.
Driving the lane
(Editor's pick 11/21/02) |
Ian Thorpe
Thorpe, the superstar swimmer from
Australia,
says
he's not gay. But he certainly is stylish.
Ready for the clubs
(Editor's pick 11/20/02) |
Matt Roth,
football
Roth, a defensive end for the
University of Iowa Hawkeyes, is a major contributor to the
team hoping to reach the Rose Bowl. Thanks to a reader for
this.
Run for the Roses
(Editor's pick 11/19/02) |
Seth Scott,
basketball
We're really glad that college
basketball is starting up again. Seth Scott is a 6'10"
forward who plays for the Portland State Vikings in the Big
Sky Conference.
Don't Miss (Editor's pick
11/18/02)
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Carson Palmer,
football
Palmer is the quarterback for the #8
ranked USC Trojans. He's being mentioned as a possible
Heisman Trophy winner and is shown in action in USC's November
16th game versus Arizona State.
Four! (Editor's pick
11/17/02)
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Michael Weiss, figure
skating
Mr. Weiss is shown competing at
the ISU Grand Prix in
Gelsenkirchen, Germany.
He's
Straight. Really. (Editor's pick
11/16/02)
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Matt Cockbain, rugby
The man with the wonderful last name
is lifted by teammates to get a line-out. He's playing
for Australia in their recent match against Ireland. Australia
will host the 2003 Rugby Union World Cup.
He's A Statue (Editor's pick
11/15/02)
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Glenn McGrath,
cricket
McGrath (pronounced McGraw) is one
of the best bowlers in world cricket. He's been a big
factor in the Aussie's rise to the top of the cricket heap.
Waltzing Matilda, Waltzing Matilda (Editor's pick
11/14/02)
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Arjen Robben and Oleg
Luzhny, soccer
We suspect that Arjen Robben of
Dutch League side PSV Eindhoven came crashing to earth after
getting tangled with Oleg Luzhny, who plays for England's
London-based Arsenal. PSV and Arsenal were playing in a
Group A qualifying match in the Champions League. We
hope Mr. Robben is uninjured.
Crash Landing (Editor's pick
11/13/02)
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Evgeny Plushenko,
figure skating
While men's figure skating is
rightly derided for stupid choreography, bad costumes and in
this case, hideous hair, we are duly impressed by Russian
Evgeny Plushenko's display of flexibility and athleticism.
We're Impressed (Editor's pick
11/12/02)
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Marcus Trescothick,
Adam Gilchrist and Damien Martyn
In honor of the Sydney Gay Games
closing, we bring another picture from the Australia vs.
England cricket series. The Aussies are proving
unstoppable and England is again being humiliated by its
former colony at a game it invented.
It's going the wrong way! (Editor's pick
11/11/02)
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Andrew Caddick, cricket
Mr. Caddick is a bowler for England.
England is Down Under playing the great Australian cricket
team in a series of matches called The Ashes. We love
cricket whites.
Howzzat?!?! (Editor's pick
11/10/02)
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Markus Schroth, Stefan
Effenberg, football
Markus Schroth plays for 1860 Munich
and Stefab Effenberg for Wolfsburg in Germany's Bundesliega.
This picture was taken during a German Cup match at the
Olympic Stadium in Munich.
I'm
Not Touching You, Honest! (Editor's pick
11/9/02)
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Christopher
Juarez, marathoner
We are in awe of marathon runners
and respect anyone who can do the full 26 miles, 385
yards. Mr. Juarez won the US Marine Corps marathon on
October 27th in Arlington, Virginia.
Leatherneck
Wins (Editor's pick
11/8/02)
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Marcel
Maltritz and Kim Christensen, fussball (soccer)
We can never get enough of these
unintentionally homoerotic pictures. Today's example is
courtesy of Germany's Bundesliega, where Maltritz and
Christensen play for HSV Hamburg.
Ich
Liebe Dich (Editor's pick
11/7/02)
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Stirlin
Mortlock, Diego Albanese, rugby
Mortolck plays for Wallabies in
Australia and Albanese plays for Pumas in Argentina.
That's
Gotta Hurt (Editor's pick
11/6/02)
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Jason
Jennings, baseball
The adorable young pitcher with the
rosy red cheeks plays for the Colorado Rockies. On
Monday, he was named the National League's Rookie of the
Year. Not bad for someone who pitches his home games in
the pitchers graveyard called Coors Field.
The
Rookie (of the Year)
(Editor's pick 11/5/02)
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Nathan
Buckley, Aussie Rules football
To conclude our all-Australian
Picture This weekend, we have Nathan Buckley of Collingwood.
Nice guns, mate.
Nathan Buckley grabs a ball (Editor's pick
11/4/02)
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Ricky
Ponting, cricket
Continuing our Australian theme, it
seems they don't make pant drawstrings very well Down
Under. Sadly, the pants stayed up for the hot batsman,
who plays for the World #1 Australian team.
If
only..... (Editor's pick
11/3/02)
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Alastair
Lynch, Aussie Rules football
In honor of the start of the Gay
Games in Sydney, this weekend's Picture This will be
all-Aussie, all the time. Today it's Alastair Lynch, who
plays for the Brisbane Lions in AFL.
G'day
mate indeed
(Editor's pick 11/2/02)
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Chris
Sutton and Tugay Kerimoglu, soccer
Chris Sutton of Glasgow Celtic shows
his skills to the amazement of Blackburn Rover's Tugay
Kerimoglu during their UEFA Cup second round match at
Glasgow's Celtic Park. Nice legs there, Mr. Sutton.
"Wow,
He's Good"
(Editor's pick 11/1//02)
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Claudio
Lopez and Enrico Chiesa, futbol (soccer)
Finding a photo like this makes
doing Picture This worthwhile. No caption we could
provide would do this picture justice.
We're
Stunned (Editor's pick
10/31/02)
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Shaquille
O'Neal,
basketball
The NBA season started on
Tuesday. Although he's injured, Shaquille O'Neal
collected his championship ring from NBA commissioner David
Stern. He'll probably be repeating this at the same time
next year as the Lakers are favored to Four-Peat.
Man
in Black (Editor's pick
10/30/02)
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Rob
Johnson, football
Johnson is a quarterback for Tampa
Bay. According to his coach, Jon Gruden, we know Johnson has a
six-pack. This pic shows he also has some nice arms. Thanks to
a reader for this.
Great guns
(Editor's pick 10/29/02)
Photo via
Panthers.com |
Happy
Angels, baseball
The Anaheim Angels, the butt of
baseball jokes for decades, can now laugh after winning their
first World Series.
Heavenly
(Editor's picks 10/28/02) |
College
football weirdness
You never know what to expect at a
college football game:
--An
odd new Oregon mascot
--A
streaker gets hog-tied
(Editor's picks 10/27/02) |
J.T. Snow,
baseball
Snow lifts the 3-year-old son of San
Francisco Giants manager during Game 5 action in the World
Series. The child was a Giants bat boy who nearly got run over
by a player trying to score before Snow intervened.
J.T.'s a hero
(Editor's pick 10/26/02) |
Ned
Grabavoy, soccer
Grabavoy, from Indiana University, is also on the U.S. men's
under-20 team. Thanks to a reader for this.
Raise your hand if you're sure
(Editor's pick 10/25/02) |
Kirk Rueter, baseball
Rueter pitches for the San Francisco Giants, who evened the
World Series with the Anaheim Angels on Wednesday.
Fired Up
(Editor's pick 10/24/02) |
David Carr, Billy
Miller, football
Thanks to a reader for this shot of Carr (quarterback) and
Miller (tight end) for the Houston Texans.
Bear hug
(Editor's pick 10/23/02) |
Michael Sullivan,
rugby
Thanks to a reader for this shot of Sullivan, who plays in
Australia's National Rugby League.
Funny, he doesn't look like a rugger
(Editor's pick 10/22/02) |
Cobi Jones, soccer
Jones plays for the Los Angeles Galaxy, which beat the New
England Revolution, 1-0, to win the Major League Soccer title.
A man and his his cup
(Editor's pick 10/21/02) |
Larry Johnson,
football
Johnson gets congratulated by his team after rushing for
257 yards, a Penn State record.
Taking a bath
(Editor's pick 10/20/02) |
Tim Salmon, Scott
Spiezio and David Eckstein, baseball
These three will have key players as the Anaheim Angels open
the World Series tonight against the San Francisco Giants.
Giving him a noogie
(Editor's pick 10/19/02) |
Mehdi Baala, track and field
Baala is a French star in the 1,500 meters. Thanks to a reader
for this.
Talk about tight whites
(Editor's pick 10/18/02) |
Shavlik Randolph,
basketball
Thanks to two readers for this shot of the Duke player,
competing in a London exhibition.
Driving the lane
(Editor's pick 10/17/02) |
Joey Harrington,
football
Harrington is a rookie quarterback for the Detroit Lions,
who is playing well and giving a moribund franchise hope.
Joey gets the game ball
(Editor's pick 10/16/02)
Photo from
Detroit Free-Press |
Ryan Mack, soccer
Thanks to a reader for this shot of Mack, who plays for
the always-strong Indiana Hoosiers NCAA team.
Look of Determination
(Editor's pick 10/15/02) |
Javad Kazemeyan,
soccer
Kazemeyan celebrates his goal against Japan in the Asian
Games.
The shirt off his back
(Editor's pick 10/14/02) |
Olivier Kieffer, Luc Marquet,
volleyball
These two Frenchmen react after losing in the semifinals of
the World Championships.
How do you say, "It will be OK," in French?
(Editor's
choice 10/13/02) |
University of Hawaii basketball
UH's Carl English (right) and Phil Martin are two reasons
to watch the defending WAC men's basketball team. Thanks to a
reader for this.
Hooping it up
(Editor's pick 10/12/02)
Photo via
Honolulu Advertiser |
Brazil volleyball players
Team Brazil has reached the finals of the World Volleyball
Championships being held in Argentina.
The boys from Brazil
(Editor's pick
10/11/02)
Photo via
World Volleyball |
Kenny Lofton & Mike
Matheny, baseball
The San Francisco Giants and St. Louis Cardinals National
League Championship Series got off to a confrontational start
when the Giant's Kenny Lofton (L) took exception to a pitch
brushing him back. Mike Matheny, the Cardinals catcher, seems
unimpressed.
Chill
Out (Editor's pick
10/10/02) |
A.J Pierzynski, baseball
The Twins catcher is a big reason why his team is in the
American League Championship Series.
Fired
Up (Editor's pick
10/09/02) |
Sergey Filimonov, weightlifting
Filimonov of Kazakhstan weighs169 pounds, but he lifts 380 for
a world record in the snatch at the Asian Games in Korea.
Throwing his weight around
(Editor's pick
10/08/02) |
Chad Pennington, football
Pennington got his first start for the New York Jets on
Sunday, and he acquitted himself well despite a 29-25 loss to
Kansas City.
Phone home
(Editor's pick 10/07/02) |
Lee Evans, football
Evans plays the University of Wisconsin, who lost a 34-31
thriller to Penn State.
Bursting his bubble
(Editor's pick 10/06/02)
Photo from
Milwaukee
Journal-Sentinel |
Baseball roommates
We received this link from several people. It's a cool story
from the San Francisco Chronicle about five members of the
Oakland Athletics who share an apartment. It also has photos.
Hey man, nice pants
(Editor's pick
10/05/02) |
Garret Anderson, Troy Glaus,
baseball
Anderson and Glaus were the stars in the Anaheim Angels' 8-6
win over the New York Yankees in Game 2 of their playoff
series, hitting back-to-back home runs in the eighth inning.
The Bash Brothers
(Editor's pick 10/04/02)
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Los Angeles Galaxy, Soccer
Several members of the
Galaxy celebrate a goal against the Kansas City Wizards with
the ceremonial removal of the shirt..
"My
legs are huge!" (Editor's pick
10/03/02)
Photo via SportServer |
Australian champion swimmers
Australia's "Deadly
Medley" team of Matt Welsh, Jim Piper, Geoff Huegill and
Ashley Callus celebrate setting a world record in the men's 4
x 100m medley relay in a recent event.
V for victory
(Editor's pick
10/02/02)
Photo via
Australian Swimming |
Matt McEwen,
decathlon
McEwen hails from Australia and won the silver at this
year's Commonwealth Games.
Taking
aim
(Editor's pick 10/01/02) |
Donald Driver,
football
Driver is a wide receiver of the Green Bay Packers. He
performs the Lambeau Leap, one of the coolest rituals in
sports, jumping into the stands after a touchdown.
In the Driver's seat
(Editor's pick 09/30/02) |
Beau Trahan, Brock
Edwards, football
Edwards helps Trahan, his Texas Longhorns teammate,
celebrate a touchdown in the Horns' big win Saturday.
Hook 'em and Spread 'em
(Editor's pick 09/29/02) |
Kliff Kingsbury,
Vincent Meeks, football
Kingsbury jokes with Meeks after throwing a Big 12-record
six touchdown passes Friday in Texas Tech's 49-0 rout of New
Mexico.
Ice needed after 6 TDs
(Editor's pick 09/28/02) |
Anaheim Angels
The perennial sad-sack Angels clinched their first playoff
spot in Major League Baseball since 1986.
That heavenly feeling
(Editor's pick 09/27/02) |
Ian Gold, Jeff Garcia, football
Thanks to a reader for this shot of Gold tackling Garcia, and then
some
The
scent of a man
(Editor's pick 09/26/02) |
Phil Dawson, Chris
Gardocki, football
Thanks to a reader for this shot of these two Cleveland
Browns celebrating Dawson's game-winning field goal on Sunday.
Your place or mine?
(Editor's pick 09/25/02) |
Kelley Washington,
football
Thanks to a reader for this revealing shot of Washington, a
University of Tennessee wide receiver.
All buffed out
(Editor's pick 09/24/02)
Photo from ESPN
the Magazine via
ESPN.com |
French tennis
Sebastien Grosjean
is carried off the court after France beat the United States
in Davis Cup play.
French on a roll
(Editor's pick 09/23/02) |
Ryan Gillis and
Friend
Gillis of Notre Dame celebrates with the Irish mascot Mike
Macaluso after Notre Dame's thrilling 21-17 win over Michigan
State.
Their Irish eyes are smiling
(Editor's pick 09/22/02) |
Kurt Tomlison,
bodybuilding
Tomlison finished fourth in the
light-heavyweight division at the recent Musclemania Canada.
Kurt gives a tongue-lashing
(Editor's pick 09/21/02)
Photo via
Musclemania site |
Iker Casillas, soccer
Casillas is a goalie who
starred for Spain's World Cup team this summer.
Prepare for landing
(Editor's pick 09/20/02)
Photo via
Soccer
Age |
Oregon State rowers
These four rather studly looking guys competed in this
year's Pac-10 championships.
Eight is enough
(Editor's pick 09/19/02) |
John Lackey, baseball
Thanks to a reader for this shot of the Anaheim Angels
pitcher.
Is that a Louisville slugger in your pants or are you just
happy to see me?
(Editor's pick
09/18/02) |
David Ortiz, Brad Radke,
baseball
Ortiz and Radke celebrate the Twins winning their division
title. Thanks to a reader for this.
A champagne shower
(Editor's pick 09/17/02) |
A soccer celebration
Thanks to a reader for this awesome shot. This appeared on
a Danish Web site. Too bad we don't read Danish.
Coming to a porn video near you
(Editor's pick 09/16/02) |
Oscar De La Hoya, boxing
De La Hoya won his grudge match against Fernando Vargas on
Saturday night.
An Oscar winner
(Editor's pick
09/15/02) |
Donald McIntosh, soccer
Thanks to a reader for this picture of the Duke soccer
player.
Talk about tighty-whiteys
(Editor's pick
09/15/02) |
European soccer
These players in the Spanish league keep their eyes on the
ball.
Hey, look, it's Tom Cruise!
(Editor's pick 09/13/02) |
Todd Greene, Kevin Mensch,
baseball
These two play for the Texas Rangers and must share the
same hair stylist.
A couple of chrome domes
(Editor's pick
09/12/02) |
Hoosier Swimmer, Indiana,
Swimming
At the Big Ten Championships earlier this year, one
goggled swimmer waited for his race..
Nice
Goggles
(Editor's pick 09/11/02) |
Gary Walker, David Carr,
football
These two play for the expansion Houston Texans and
celebrate their opening day win against the Dallas Cowboys.
Thanks to a reader for this.
Black and white men together
(Editor's pick 09/10/02) |
Fans in the Dawg Pound
If it's a Sunday in September, it must mean NFL football
for these fans in Cleveland in the renowned Dawg Pound.
Who let the dawgs out?
(Editor's pick 09/09/02) |
Adam Vinatieri, Troy Brown,
football
These two New England Patriots were heroes during the
team's 2001 Super Bowl run. The NFL kicks off today, and the
Pats start defense of their title Monday night.
Patriot games
(Editor's pick 09/08/02) |
Viktor
Chistiakov, pole vault
This Russian now competes for Australia and is a model on the
side. We can see why.
Up and over
(Editor's pick
09/07/02)
Tom Putt photo via
Australian track and field site |
Andy Roddick, tennis
Roddick got smoked in straight sets by Pete Sampras at the
U.S. Open, but he still played with flair.
A between-the-butt return
(Editor's pick 09/06/02) |
Beach volleyball players
Thanks to a reader for this shot originally from the Los
Angeles Times of pro beach volleyball players modeling the
latest beachwear.
Boys of summer
(Editor's pick 09/05/02)
LA Times photo via
Augusta Chronicle |
USA champion swimmers
The US 400 medley relay team won the gold and set a World
Record at the Pan Pacific championships. These pics are from
the USA Swimming site, whose terrific Web master Kathleen
Flynn wrote Outsports to encourage us to link. Check out the
extensive gallery at the
Swim Cam
Tastes like chicken
(Editor's pick
09/04/02)) |
Miguel Tejada, baseball
Tejada is the terrific shortstop who has helped propel the
Oakland Athletics to 19 straight wins.
A-Plus
(Editor's pick
09/03/02) |
Chipper Jones, John Smoltz,
baseball
Jones and Smoltz play for the Atlanta Braves, who are
running away with their division.
Who cut one?
(Editor's pick 09/02/02) |
Ben Stratton, Cecil Sapp,
football
Stratton and Sapp are members of the Colorado State Rams,
who pulled off an upset of Colorado in college football.
Ram-tough
(Editor's pick 09/01/02) |
