Friday's A.M. Hot Clicks: Milwaukee's Two Most Famous Hanks Finally Meet
Hank Meets Hank
Hank Aaron and Hank the Dog :: @Brewers/Twitter
Two of the most iconic sports figures in Milwaukee history, Hank Aaron and Hank the Dog, finally met yesterday. The baseball legend was in town for an event to raise money for his Chasing the Dream Foundation while four-legged Hank was sniffing for crumbs under a table.
Hulk Hogan and David Hasselhoff In Same Movie? Sign Me Up
WWE Studios announced its latest project and it looks like a doozy. The movie, currently under the working title Untitled Celebrity Death Pool, will also star Ken Jeongas a "struggling nightclub owner who after amassing a large debt from a loan shark, sets out to win a long-running celebrity death pool by attempting to kill Hasselhoff." Hogan will play himself and other (B-Level) celebrities are expected to sign up. I can't wait.
Concession Food Item of the Week
The Seahawks are selling a 24-inch "Hawk Dog," a hot dog topped with chipotle cheese sauce, Pico De Gallo, diced red peppers, diced jalapenos, sour cream and guacamole with blue and green tortilla strips. All of this for $24!
Lovely Lady of the Day
Eight SI Swimsuit models will throw out the first pitch at the Brooklyn Cyclones game tonight (we'll have video of the pitch on SI.com around 10 p.m. or so, if all goes according to plan). The lovely Chanel Iman will be among the models in attendance and she earns today's LLOD honors (click here for full-size gallery). I'll also be tweeting out photos from the game so follow me on Twitter for lots of swimsuit goodness.
Alabama Fans are the Best
Just when you don't think you'll see anything better than this family portrait of Alabama supporters, along comes this fan with Roll Tide tattooed around his (or her? I can't tell) eyes.
Snoop Dogg Does Not Like Todd Haley
The Steelers offense was held scoreless in the first half of last night's game against the Eagles and a frustrated Snoop Dogg was not happy about it. The rapper posted an Instagram video ripping offensive coordinator Todd Haley to shreds for the lack of points. If you have kids around, I recommend putting on the headphones for this one.
From the SI Vault
Dick Bavetta and Muggsy Bogues :: Getty Images
Dick Bavetta, who refereed 270 playoff games, 27 Finals games and three All-Star Games in his 39-year career,has officially hung up his whistle. The 74-year-old worked a record 2,635 consecutive regular season games from his December 1975, debut through the conclusion of the 2013-14 season. In this photo, Bavetta speaks with Muggsy Bogues, one of the few players he has a height advantage over, before a 1997 Hornets-Kings game. For more classic sports photos, visit the SI Vault on Twitter.
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Serena Williams Breaks Window
The top-ranked player visits David Letterman and breaks the "Hello Deli" window with a forehand.
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Happy Birthday, Kobe
Kobe Bryant turns 36 tomorrow. Here is a compilation of his funniest press conference reactions.
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For Seinfeld Fans
Jason Alexander, who played George on the show, was interviewed as part of the Emmy's TV Legends series, and has a ton of insider information on the show. In this video, he discusses the difficulty he had being in scenes with Heidi Swedberg, who played his wife Susan. (H/T our old friend Jimmy).
