Steve Phillips Girlfriend: Online Sportsbook Offers Odds

Written by :

Carrie Stroup

Published on :

27 October, 2009

By now you may have read the story about how ESPN commentator Steve Phillips had an affair with an ESPN intern and how she pulled a Fatal Attraction on him.

Brooke Hundley, the ESPN production assistant at the center of a sex scandal, and her apparent beau, Phillips, have both been fired by ESPN.

Reportedly, Phillips tried to end the affair and Hundley wasn't quite willing to do that. He called Brooke Brooke was "obsessive and delusional" after he tried to end the affair.

Now Sportsbook.com has decided to offer up odds on Steve Phillips and his girlfriend.

I, Carrie Stroup, did not make up these odds. But yes they can be bet on.

Father Steve Phillips child 10-1

Marry Steve Phillips 100-1

Appear on ‘The Biggest Loser' Reality Show 1000-1

Be the next Bachelorette 10,000-1

Pose for Playboy 1,000,000-1

This is Carrie Stroup reporting for Gambling911.com.

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