ESPN analyst Steve Phillips likes his women to look like low rent Rosie O'Donnells. Proof is in the picture below. Steve is seen with his arm around his frightening looking former mistress, Brooke Hundley.
Brooke, an ESPN production assistant, is 22 years old. Steve had an affair with her over the summer. When Steve cut her loose, she went psycho, stalking his wife with a nasty letter and calling him like a Kris Allen fan during the American Idol finale.
Brooke may have also used an ESPN computer to stalk Steve's son on Facebook.
Steve said, "I have extreme concerns about the health and safety of my kids and myself," and claims that Brooke has become "obsessive and delusional" after he dumped her.
Phillips isn't pressing charges against her, but he has been given a leave of absence by ESPN for a week. Steve also took a leave of absence as the Mets' GM for infidelity nearly ten years ago. He had several alleged affairs, one with a team employee, Rosa Rodriguez, who sued his a*s for sexual harassment.
I don't feel sorry for Steve at all and I hope his wife gets compensated generously. He clearly had no intentions of being faithful. You spread your birthmarked crotch around too much, you're gonna eventually dip it in the wrong hole!
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October 22nd, 2009 3:51 PM
Ya, I think just about anyone who follows sports religiously like me already already knows that Steve Phillips has a reputation for not "tightening the belt properly on his pants."
On one hand, it would be a shame if it turns out he won't be on TV anymore because he is actually a fairly more-than decent baseball analyst. But he still remains a fool for failing to learn about his past indiscretions by immersing himself in yet another sex scandal.
This is Letterman Sex-Scandal Lite.