Brooke Hundley Picture: Baseball analyst Steve Phillips was fired Sunday by ESPN, less than one week after he confessed to having an affair with a production assistant identified as Brooke Hundley.
The former New York Mets general manager had taken a leave of absence after the New York Post broke news that Phillips had been having an affair that turned ugly when Hundley allegedly started to harass his family after the pair broke up.
"Steve Phillips is no longer working for ESPN," network spokesman Josh Krulewitz said in a statement. "His ability to be an effective representative for ESPN has been significantly and irreparably damaged, and it became evident it was time to part ways."
Read the full story on the Steve Phillips and Brooke Hundley affair scandal.
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I can't believe he threw away
I can't believe he threw away his career and marriage for her. She must be a great cook and have a spectacular personality.
Steve Phillips skirt chasing
Steve Phillips skirt chasing has cost both these cheaters their jobs. ESPN has fired both Phillips and Hundley for their brief, but embarassing workplace affair and the spectacles they made of themselves and the network.
There are actually several lessons here to be learned. Workplace affairs are never a good idea. Too many things can go wrong. Don’t get involved.
Men who insist on cheating should at least do a little checking first to find out what kind of woman they are dealing with and what she may be capable of doing if things don’t go her way. A disgruntled mistress can ruin a cheating mans life.
Wives, for the safety and well being of yourself and your children, if your husband has a mistress, do a background check on her to see what kind of person she is.
For more on these issues see the related articles on my National Infidelity Examiner page at the Examiner website.
Holy cow! After seeing that
Holy cow! After seeing that homely looking cow trollop, one wonders how bad his wife looked?