Wednesday's P.M. Hot Clicks: Hockey Players in Tutus & Other Wacky Pics

Week's Wackiest PhotosI know what you're thinking -- there's nothing sexier than a group of hockey players in tutus (with Samantha Hoopes' Pledge of
Wednesday's P.M. Hot Clicks: Hockey Players in Tutus & Other Wacky Pics
Wednesday's P.M. Hot Clicks: Hockey Players in Tutus & Other Wacky Pics /

Week's Wackiest Photos

Wacky Sports Photos of the Week (Oct. 29-Nov. 4)

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The Ottawa 67's look on from the bench during their game against the Niagara Ice Dogs.

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Tim Sharp/AP

A Dallas Cowboys performer dressed in a zombie costume during a halftime show.

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Michael Sam with Billy Porter (as "Lola"), backstage at the hit musical "Kinky Boots."

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Malcolm Hope/Icon Sportswire

Matt Kenseth takes aim after winning the pole for the Sprint Cup Series AAA Texas 500.

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Icon Sportswire

The Laker Girls during their team's game against the Houston Rockets.

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Alan Crowhurst/Getty Images

Craig Gallagher takes a roll with Benidorm in The Watch Racing UK Anywhere Novices' Hurdle Race.

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Gabriel Rossi/Getty Images

Irene Hester and Caitlin Ledoux of the U.S. dive for the ball during a match against Brazil.

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Michael Strahan and Kelly Ripa dressed up for Halloween at the Live With Kelly & MIchael show.

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Rihanna joins the crowd in New York on Halloween.

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Todd Kirkland/Icon Sportswire

Buzz, the Georgia Tech mascot, carries away a cheerleader during the Yellow Jackets' win over Virginia.

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Jeff Roberson/AP

A San Francisco Giants fan during batting practice before Game 7 of the World Series.

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A surfer walks past 'Gift of the Rhinoceros' by Mikaela Castledine during the 2014 Sculptures by the Sea exhibition at Tamarama Beach in Sydney, Australia.

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Matthew Pearce/Icon Sportswire

Playboy Bunny Charisa Boyle visits pit road during the qualifying for the AAA Texas 500.

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David Ramos/Getty Images

Marcelo Vieira of Real Madrid CF flips after scoring the fourth goal against Cornella.

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Richard Shiro/AP

South Carolina fans tailgating before the game against Tennessee.

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Andrew Burton/Getty Images

One would think there would be a higher-tech way of handing out tissues at the NYC Marathon.

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Nati Harnik/AP

Nebraska fan with extra heads at their team's game against Purdue.

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High-wheel bicyclists gather for the Prague Mile. The Czech high-wheel bicycles club was founded in 1880 and its members meet up at this race yearly.

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Tightrope walker Nik Wallenda (the tiny red dot you can see in the dark sky) walks from Marina City's west tower to the top of the 671-foot-tall Leo Burnett building in Chicago. The walk, which spanned 454 feet, is the highest and steepest skyscraper walk in the history of the Flying Wallenda family.

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Crazy light effects surround Novak Djokovic during the BNP Paribas Masters Indoor 2014 in Paris.

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Colin E. Braley/AP

A Kansas City Royals fan in costume at Game 7 of the World Series.

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Michael Morse celebrates winning the World Series.

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Trevor Bayne strolls away as the safety crew extinguishes flames on his car.

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Boris Johnson, the mayor of London, during his visit to Fight for Peace Academy in North Woolwich, London.

I know what you're thinking -- there's nothing sexier than a group of hockey players in tutus (with Samantha Hoopes' Pledge of Allegiance pose a close second). Check out more craziness in this week's wackiest photos gallery.

Feel-Good Story of the Day

A man traveled from Italy to run the NYC Marathon, only to realize when the race was over that his wedding ring slipped off his finger somwhere along the 26.2 mile course. So he flew home empty-handed and had to face the wrath of his wife. Just kidding. He posted about the lost ring on the New York Road Runners Facebook page and one of the volunteers found it and returned it to him. 

Feel-Bad Story of the Day

A 47-year-old woman, who a decade ago held the distinction of being the NFL's oldest cheerleader, was indicted on nine counts after allegedly giving oral sex to a 15-year-old boy.

P.M. Lovely Lady of the Day

It's been a while since I featured the great Tiffany Toth and for that, I have no excuse (click here for full-size gallery) ... Miranda Kerr still looks good in lingerie (if you were wondering) ... Gail Kim is one of the more underrated pro wrestling babes ... Letters to the Editor from old SI Swimsuit issues.

Hot Clicks Giveaway: Skullcandy Headphones

My friends at Skullcandy are excited to announce the launch of their Crusher "Drop In" campaign, which features NBA all-star James Harden and music from DOROTHY, the first artist featured on Skullcandy’s new emerging artist platform. To celebrate, Skullcandy.com is hosting a contest encouraging fans to share what their personal Crusher “Drop In” experiences look like for a chance to win one of four priceless experiences. To further celebrate, SkullCandy has given me three pairs of Skullcandy Crusher headphones to give away. I'll send them to the 25th, 50th and 75th person who emails me (andy_gray@simail.com) the name of any sound byte from the Walt Frazier soundboard, which led A.M. Hot Clicks. Please make the subject line "Skullcandy."

Update (6:22 a.m.): Contest is closed. Another giveaway coming Thursday. Thanks.

Concession Food Item of the Week

Anyone in Ottawa feel like a chopped prime rib in a sweet steak sauce, Sriracha mayo and crispy Tabasco onions sandwiched between a potato scallion bun. Then topped with frisee lettuce. Then topped with a melted provolone and tomato slider on a brioche bun. Then topped with onion rings and served with roasted garlic and pepper fries? I suggest going to a Senators game and asking for the Sens Prime Rib Double Decker, which can be had for the low price of $18.

Jets Fans Speak

James Harden: Fashion Icon

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Speaking of Fashion Icons

Odds & Ends

This is what some of the world's best athletes could have done if they weren't involved in professional sports ... Babe Ruth's 1922 contract included a bonus of $500 for every home run he hit ... SI's annual Twitter 100 (in case you missed it yesterday) ... Nebraska basketball coachTim Miles applied to be the head of the student section, but was denied ... I thought The Comeback was unwatchable when it first appeared on HBO in 2005 and I don't know why they're bringing it back ... Album covers with locations you can actually visit ... This waitress fooled a customer into buying a bottle of $3,750 wine ... People are calling this the worst Saturday Night Live sketch of all time ... The Mean Girls cast reunited for the film's 10th anniversary ... Why it takes so damn long to board an airplane.

Tom Brady, Mic'd Up

The Patriots quarterback congratulates Julian Edelman after the receiver returned a punt for a touchdown. You can tell how much Edelman loves having Brady as a teammate. Here are some more videos of Brady from Sunday's victory over the Broncos.

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This is Terrifying

Kent State's Jon Cunningham was fired up during yesterday's game.

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Wheel of Fortune Fail

This guy will never live this down.

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Best of: Anne V and Irina Shayk

A compilation of SI's two favorite Russian models.

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ANDY GRAY

A senior editor atSI.com, Andy Gray oversees Hot Clicks, Extra Mustard and the Swimsuit site. A Boston sports loyalist and Columbia graduate, he joined SI in 2005.