Tuesday's A.M. Hot Clicks: Michael Jordan Nearly Feels Wrath of Tyson

Mike Tyson vs. Michael JordanMike Tyson's longtime manager Rory Holloway has a new book out called Taming the Beast: The Untold Story of Mike Tyson and it
Tuesday's A.M. Hot Clicks: Michael Jordan Nearly Feels Wrath of Tyson
Tuesday's A.M. Hot Clicks: Michael Jordan Nearly Feels Wrath of Tyson /

Mike Tyson vs. Michael Jordan

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Mike Tyson's longtime manager Rory Holloway has a new book out called Taming the Beast: The Untold Story of Mike Tyson and it looks trashy and spectacular. The book includes a great story about Tyson and Michael Jordan, who were out for dinner in Chicago with Mike Ditka, Richard Dent and Don King shortly after Tyson's divorce from Robin Givens. As luck would have it, Jordan had dated Givens several years earlier and after a few cocktails with Tyson, things got interesting between the two. Not as interesting as the Tyson-Naomi Campbell bathroom incident, but interesting nonetheless.

Johnny Manziel Controversy of the Day

Another day, another Johnny Manziel story. According to TMZ, Manziel was at a club in Houston when some members of the crowd started yelling at him and "aggressively" trying to take photos. Manziel flipped them off, they threw drinks at him and the QB left with his entourage. This led Kellen Winslow Jr. to offer some advice to the former Heisman Trophy winner, which is kind of funny since Winslow was allegedly caught pleasuring himself at a department store parking lothas encountered some off-the-field problems of his own.

Wade Phillips Wins Twitter

I admit that I hadn't been paying much attention to Wade Phillips' twitter feed over the past few months, but the social media experts at SB Nation have been all over it and compiled Phillips' best tweets. They are hilarious and awesome.

Lovely Lady of the Day

​Josh from Brooklyn asked me to feature Helen Owen again as it's been several months since she last appeared in Hot Clicks. I like Josh's taste in women (click here for full-size gallery). 

Worth It?

Nets rookie walks into a Miami hotel room at 5 a.m. with three women who look like "hot, busty strippers" ... yada, yada, yada ... Nets rookie scores 2 points and has his worst game of the season the next day. 

30 Under 30

From star athletes (Clayton Kershaw, J.J. Watt) to front office prodigies (Kyle Dubas, assistant GM of the Maple Leafs), Forbes has its annual list of sports' 30 top "young game changers, movers and makers" under the age of 30.

UNC Students Honor Stuart Scott

Benny the Bull or James Harden?

Sony Walkman: Then and Now

Steph Curry Fools Russell Westbrook

Jimmy Butler Denies James Harden

Odds & Ends

Scientists in Seattle are preparing for a Marshawn Lynch Earthquake ... Dion Waiters found out 90 seconds before tip-off that he'd been traded. He had a bunch of friends and family at the game ... Joel Embiid had a great tweet to LeBron Jamesfollowing Philly's victory over Cleveland ... Nine teams that could be on Hard Knocks next season ... Iowa State coach Fred Hoiberg has some impressive dance moves ... Katy Perry is taking her feud with Taylor Swiftto the Super Bowl Halftime Show ... Sporting KC's Matt Besler had an octopus named in his honor.

Ode to the Browns

The Browns missed the playoffs again and this fan used a Billy Joel song to vent his frustrations. (H/T Rant Sports)

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Why I Love Mike Francesa

The legendary New York radio host makes short work of this fan who suggests the Lions and Cowboys play again after the botched pass interference call.

Since Smoove's Been Gone

A Detroit fan took Kelly Clarkson's Since You've Been Gone and set it to Josh Smith highlights. The Pistons have won five straight since cutting Smith. 

Darts Video of the Day

I don't know much about Darts, but this is impressive. Thanks to Rod from Calgary for the link.

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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.