Erin Andrews and the Cubs locker room: Discuss

Oh, and don't speak. Write everything out on a pad.

 

I think the boots keep it daringly feminine.

 

I also recommend not showering — or if you do, don't put any of that girly smelling shampoo in your head. Nothing but Head & Shoulders.

 

That is what it always turns into on here. Someone tries to make a point, and then you turn it around and take it to the 50000th degree.
No, she does not need to wear a mumu. But she should probably cover up her cleavage a little.

 

Maybe just some rubbing alcohol would work. I'll give it a try.

 

Witch hazel. And it'll keep you regular.

 

Hey Notepud, how about you just don't look at her cleavage? Do you not have access to dirty girly magazines??

She doesn't work for the Wall Street Journal, she works for ESPN, as in ENTERTAINMENT Sports Programming Network.

Grow up and worry about your own job, and let her take care of herself.

 

My job is fine.
The point is that people like her start to give the subjects we cover a false sense of what our job really is.

 

Just as an FYI -- if ESPN decides to fire Erin Andrews, I don't think they'll be replacing her with a member of the LAT sports desk.

 

Those brave Cubs, able to overcome injuries and a locker room temptress! Add 21's points to the Pope's and there's not much more to say. This is just another reason to drool over Erin who, by most accounts, does a fine job with what she is asked by her employer to do.

 

There's the crux of the thread right there.

This column says an awful lot more about Mr. Nadel than it does about Ms. Andrews.

 

If a male reporter felt Candace Parker's arm, there would be an uproar.