Friday's A.M. Hot Clicks: Derek Jeter is an Underwear Mogul

Author:
Andy Gray
Publish date:
Jul 11, 2014

Indecision 2014

The LeBron James uncertainty tour continued yesterday as the Cavs waited by the phone for a call that never came. Yahoo's Adrian Wojnarowski reports that James and Dwyane Wade were hanging together in Las Vegas while Chris Bosh continued the #boshfamilyworldtour in Ghana. As all this was happening, Tide laundry detergent and Riddick Bowe (of all people) decided to get in on the LeBron-mania.

Derek Jeter: Underwear Mogul

What's the only thing better than Derek Jeter secretly owningan underwear company? When that underwear theat company sells is jokingly referred to as “Tempur-Pedic banana hammocks.” According to the New York Post,Jeter is a part-owner of Frigo RevolutionWear, which sells customized men’s underwear (whatever that means) for $100 a pair. In a related story, people spend $100 for a pair of underwear.

World Cup's Biggest Winners: Women of Brazil

Random fact about Brazil: There are 4 million more females than males. This has led to some very happy Brazilian women the past few weeks as men from all over the world descend on their country for the World Cup. Just as long as these male tourists don't try to imitate the crazy hairstyles of the players on the field.

Lovely Lady of the Day

Hot Clicks friend Ariel Meredith turns 28 today and we're getting her LLOD honors as a gift.

Rob Gronkowski Visits Children's Hospital

Rob Gronkowski has become a fixture in Hot Clicks for his partying, ladyfriends and general goofiness. On Thursday, however, Gronkowski revealed a more compassionate side as he visited Children's Hospital in Boston and posed for photos with the patients.

Left Hanging

Coed collected the "50 most uncomfortably-awkward 'left hanging' GIFs of all-time." I'm starting to worry the entire city of Cleveland will soon be added to this list as they await LeBron's decision.

From the SI Vault

On this day in 1989, one of the more memorable MLB All-Star games took place in Anaheim Stadium. The game may best be remembered for Bo Jackson's leadoff bomb as he became just the second player to hit a home run and steal a base in an All-Star game. Also of note, former U.S. President Ronald Reagan joined Vin Scully in the NBC broadcast booth to call the first inning.