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UNINTENTIONAL HUMOR: RAUNCHY SPORTS HEADLINES

It’s no secret that we love a good headline at BigLeagueScrew. In fact, we try our best to come up with the most outrageous titles possible. Still, the funniest headlines are the ones that are unintentionally humorous. Two of the best unintentionally hilarious headlines both appeared this morning. It’s not quite clear if either author was trying to be cheeky with the wordplay. Frankly, it doesn’t matter. Both of the headlines below are among the most ridiculous I have ever read.

The first headline seems like something out of a Vegas newspaper. It turns out it’s actually about pole vaulting. That is much, much less hilarious than drug-addicted prostitutes making wagers. The second reads like the title of a bullsh*t Tucker Max story, but it really describes the result of a horse race. The details of the horse race even match the accidentally dirty title. The winner of the Pearl Necklace was the daughter of horse called Not For Love. When asked about Blind Date’s performance, her rider said, “when I asked for her explosive finish she gave it to me.” The gods smiled upon us today with these two gems.

Via Boston.com:

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Via Baltimore Sun:

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Ain’t No Party Like An NHL Party

The NHL Awards were last night in Las Vegas. I’m sure your reaction falls into one of two categories: don’t care or didn’t know. That’s because the NHL is a poorly run entertainment business. Alexander Ovechkin won his second consecutive Hart Trophy (League MVP). Much to Gary Bettman’s dismay, the hard-living Ovechkin is the best hockey player in the world. Watching him, it’s obvious that he is one of the most dangerous players to ever touch the ice (post on that to come later this month). I couldn’t find many pictures from the events because the NHL is absolutely horrible at PR.

In the picture below, Alexander the Great is pictured with two showgirls. Not pictured are the six hookers getting drunk on champagne in his limo that’s waiting outside. I’ve made two blog posts today and mentioned hookers twice. I’m batting 1.000, baby. Also, my two blogs posts have been about the NHL. For that, I apologize.

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NHL Players’ Cash Invested in Hookers, Booze

A group of former and current NHL players has sued real estate develop Ken Jowdy. Unfortunately, their money was blown on hookers and booze — by somebody else. They allege that their investments, meant for a golf course, were squandered by Jowdy. Jowdy, the head of Legacy Properties, allegedly blew the cash on parties with strippers and porn stars as well as giving people high-paying jobs as “favors”.

Ken Jowdy (L) & Roger Clemens party with a high class hooker

Ken Jowdy (L) & Roger Clemens as they party with a high class hooker

Interestingly enough, the NHL players’ money was spent with former MLB players. Joe Morgan denies being involved, but he’s one of Jowdy’s fishing buddies. Similarly, Jowdy is mentioned as a work out partner of Brian McNamee in a 2007 Sports Illustrated article about Roger Clemens.

I think the most interesting aspect of this story is the way NHL and MLB personalities are involved on opposite sides. It also forces me to mention (again) the excellent Sports Illustrated article on athletes and their poor investments that destroy their fortunes. Hey, at least it’s not as bad as Torii Hunter investing $70K in “inflammable rafts” (aren’t rafts primarily used in water?).

The other interesting part is… Ken Jowdy.  He got NHL players to give him hundreds of thousands of dollars. He knows a lot of baseball personalities. He was hanging out with Brian McNamee back in 2007. He associates Hal Sutton and Phil Mickelson with his projects. He sources hookers, strippers, and porn stars for parties. Who is this guy? Below is a round up of facts relevant to the case.

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