Veteran Bally Sports sideline reporter Ashley ShahAhmadi clocked in for Day 1 of her summer job for the Atlanta Braves last night, leaving her cushy job with the Hornets to re-join America’s Team.
She took to social media to celebrate her big first night – against the Red Sox, too! – with a cute little picture that obviously grabbed the internet’s attention. It went somewhat viral, because A) Ashley has a lot of fans, and B) she’s hot.
There’s no two ways about it – Ashley ShahAhmadi isn’t just an electric name on paper.
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Antonio Brown has long-been an un-serious person. He’s a walking disaster who craves attention, looking to latch onto anyone in the spotlight, and right now Caitlin Clark occupies one of the brightest in all of sports. Naturally, Brown has targeted her and continued to take disgusting personal shots at the women’s hoops superstar.
While Brown has fired off plenty of ridiculous tweets about Clark, he crossed the line in April when he posted an incredibly crude post on X, formerly Twitter, saying “Caitlin Clark looks like she keep it hairy.
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Have you ever wondered if NFL players can play in the NBA and vice versa? It’s an intriguing discussion among sports fans, seemingly without a clear consensus.
Could Myles Garrett play center for an NBA team, or could Zion Williamson put on the pads and play defensive end in the NFL? The scenarios are certainly infinite.
Austin Rivers — Doc Rivers’ free-agent son in the NBA — recently gave his thoughts on that topic, and those comments set off a major roast from ex-Texans DE J.J. Watt.
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