Friday's P.M. Hot Clicks: Deepika Padukone; Athletes and Their Fathers

Friday's P.M. Hot Clicks: lovely lady of the day Deepika Padukone; Athletes and Their Fathers

Andy Gray | Jun 19, 2015

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Runs in the Family

Athletes and Their Athlete Fathers

Eli, Peyton and Archie Manning

Archie's legacy lives on, as his two sons have each won two Super Bowls. Archie made two Pro Bowls, while Peyton made 14 and Eli four.

Ken Griffey Jr. and Sr.

While playing together on the Mariners in 1990, the duo hit back-to-back homers, the only father-son pair in history to do so. Ken Sr. made three All-Star games over his 19-year career, while Junior made 13 and was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2016.

Kobe and Joe Bryant

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More than 20 years before Kobe Bryant would come to be known as the "Black Mamba," Joe "Jellybean" Bryant had an eight-year NBA career. Kobe made 18 All-Star games through 20 NBA seasons, won five NBA titles, two finals MVPs and one regular season MVP.

Dale Earnhardt Sr. and Jr.

Dale Jr. was born into a family full of racing history. His father was a seven-time Winston Cup champion, and his grandfather, Ralph, was the winner of NASCAR's 1956 National Sportsman division.

Bobby and Brett Hull

While playing for the Phoenix Coyotes, Brett wore his father's retired No. 9 Winnipeg Jets sweater for the final five games of his career. 12-time NHL All-Star Bobby and eight-time All-Star Brett are both in the Hockey Hall of Fame.

Marty, Gordie and Mark Howe

Hall of Famer Gordie, otherwise known as "Mr. Hockey", played 25 years for the Detroit Red Wings, winning six scoring titles and six MVP awards. In 1973, he came out of retirement at age 45 to play with his sons in the WHA, where they led the Houston Aeros to two championships. They later skated on the NHL's 1979-80 Hartford Whalers. Gordie played 32 pro seasons in all, finally retiring at age 52. Mark had a distinguished 16-year NHL career, 10 of them with Philadelphia.

Laila and Muhammad Ali

Laila's 2001 fight against Jackie Frazier-Lyde was dubbed Ali/Frazier IV, in honor of the three famous bouts between Laila's and Jackie's fathers, Muhammad and Joe.

Calvin and Grant Hill

More than 30 years after Calvin won the NFL Rookie of the Year award as a running back for Dallas, his son Grant shared the 1994-95 NBA Rookie of the Year award with Jason Kidd. Calvin made four Pro Bowls in his 12-year NFL career, while Grant was seven-time All-Star through 18 NBA seasons.

Joakim and Yannick Noah

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Championships run in this family: Yannick won the 1983 French Open while Joakim led Florida to two NCAA men's basketball titles. Joakim has named an NBA All-Star twice since being drafted ninth overall by the Chicago Bulls in 2007.

Clay Matthews III and Jr.

The Matthews family brand grew even bigger after USC alum linebacker Clay Matthews III helped lead the Green Bay Packers to a Super Bowl win in 2011. His father, Clay Matthews Jr., was an All-America at USC and played 19 seasons at linebacker in the NFL. Even Clay Matthews Sr. played four seasons at defensive end with the San Francisco 49ers in the 1950s while Clay III's brother Casey played linebacker with the Philadelphia Eagles for four seasons since being drafted in 2011.

Brent and Rick Barry

Brent, the second youngest of Hall of Famer Rick's four children, had a more successful NBA career than his three brothers, playing 14 seasons and winning two championships with San Antonio.

Felipe and Moises Alou

Felipe had the unique honor of managing his son in the major leagues. Moises was managed by his father with the Montreal Expos from 1992 to '96 and again in 2005 with the San Francisco Giants.

Barry and Bobby Bonds

Barry and Bobby Bonds are the only two players in major league history to have hit 300 home runs and stolen 400 bases in a career.

Aaron, Ray, Bret and Bob Boone

The Boone family — including grandfather Ray, father Bob, and sons Bret and Aaron — was the first to send three generations to the MLB All-Star game.

Mario, Michael and Marco Andretti

Like father, like son and grandson, the Andrettis are IndyCar royalty.

Kyle, Adam, Richard and Lee Petty

Between the four Pettys, Lee, Richard, Kyle and Adam amassed 263 victories in NASCAR. Great-grandfather Lee and his great grandson Adam passed away during the span of one month in 2000, Lee from natural causes and Adam in a tragic crash.

Al Unser Jr. and Sr.

Junior made it halfway to his father's total of four Indianapolis 500 victories.

Doc and Austin Rivers

Clippers coach and former NBA point guard Doc Rivers traded for his son on Jan. 15, 2015, making Austin the first player in NBA history to play for a team coached by his father. Austin was drafted 10th overall by New Orleans in 2012.

Mike Conley Sr. and Jr.

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Mike Conley, Sr. won gold in the triple jump at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona. His son was drafted 4th overall in the 2007 NBA Draft and has played point guard for the Memphis Grizzlies through 2016.

Ken Norton Sr. and Jr.

In honor of his father's boxing career, former NFL linebacker Ken Norton Jr. would pose in a boxing stance and punch the goal post after he scored a defensive touchdown.

Tamika and Harvey Catchings

Like his daughter Tamika, Harvey Catchings was a defensive whiz during his years in the NBA. The two are seen here posing with her Defensive Player of the Year award in 2005.

Karl Malone and Cheryl Ford

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Cheryl Ford, the 2003 WNBA Rookie of the Year, is a proud Louisiana Tech alumna just like her dad, NBA Hall of Famer Karl Malone.

Barry and Shane Larkin

Hall of Fame shortstop Barry Larkin played 19 years in the big leagues, all with the Cincinnati Reds. The 12-time all-star was also voted the NL MVP in 1995. His son Shane, a point guard out of the University of Miami, was selected 18th overall by the Atlanta Hawks and then traded to the Dallas Mavericks during the 2013 NBA Draft. He played for the Knicks in 2014-15 and in Brooklyn the following season.

Nate and Natalie Williams

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Natalie, who didn't meet her father until she was 16, was the first woman to earn All-America honors in both basketball and volleyball in the same year while at UCLA. Nate played eight seasons in the NBA, while Natalie played seven in the WNBA.

Sunday is Father's Day. If you haven't gotten your dad a gift yet, you're a lousy child. Luckily you can find something good in our Father's Day Gift Guide. If you've already gotten the old man something, sit back, relax and check out this gallery of Athletes and Their Athlete Fathers.

For the Pro Wrestling Fans

We caught up with Bret Hart and asked him to give his thoughts on the "State of the WWE." He has a lot of strong opinions (Daniel Bryan will never wrestle again, how Tyson Kidd's injury could've been avoided, etc.) and it's worth your time.

For the Canada Fans

Kissing Suzy Kolber answers the age-old question: What if NFL logos were Canadian?

P.M. Lovely Lady of the Day

I've ignored Bollywood far too long on Hot Clicks. That ends today. Meet Deepika Padukone, today's LLOD (click here for full-size gallery).

Blackhawks Fan Makes Emergency Bathroom Stop. Wins $5 Million

This type of thing never happens to me.

Top 10 Shots of the 2015 NBA Playoffs

I would've made Derrick Rose's shot No. 1. Otherwise, great list.

Unlikely Animal Friends

This is the best item I've linked to all week.

Go Leafs Go

The "Ny" Mets are not our favourite squadron. #TMLtalk pic.twitter.com/5Ggusf4of8
— Toronto Maple Leafs (@MapleLeafs) June 19, 2015

Salary Needed To Buy a Home

Here's the salary you have to earn to buy a home in 27 major US cities http://t.co/dQ2Ewpsjo5 pic.twitter.com/HulMYMzoI7
— Insider Graphics (@insidergraphics) June 19, 2015

Retro Jordans With Swarvoski Diamonds

Michael Jordan just received the most baller pairs of custom Air Jordans: http://t.co/ywioTMGbPX pic.twitter.com/0YVGNGJLSY
— Complex Sneakers (@ComplexSneakers) June 19, 2015

Beyonce Nails the Chicken Dance

We are walking out the office today doing the @beyonce chicken dance! #Fridayfeeling https://t.co/D78kh7CQJg
— Kayte Ellis Agency (@KayteEllisTeam) June 19, 2015

The Mighty Have Fallen

Time to check in on how Tiger Woods's round is going: pic.twitter.com/VjVW4F0mZW
— Deadspin (@Deadspin) June 19, 2015

Odds & Ends

Jozy Altidore is sad his free Chipotle card does not work in Canada. And frankly, I don't blame him ... Draymond Green on the Cavs: They suck ...Nats pitcher Doug Fister lost his wedding ring on the mound in the middle of a game ... The Jaguars cheerleaders are shooting a calendar ... Phil Jackson taught the world a new sex term ... The Warriors' championship parade was highlighted by MC Hammer riding a fire-breathing snail with the mayor of Oakland ... SI.com's 10 most popular stories from this week ... Nick Young wants R. Kelly to perform at his wedding to Iggy Azalea ... Great moments in manager meltdowns ... The 101 hottest celebrity Instagram photos of the week ... Coney Island's annual Mermaid Parade is fascinating. See for yourself.

Marshawn Lynch Picks Out a Fish

Lynch's episode of Tankedairs tonight at 10 p.m. ET on Animal Planet.

Dog Meets Turtle

This should get you ready for the weekend. (H/T BroBible)

Mark Your Calendar: Lionel Richie turns 65 on Saturday.

This should really get you ready for the weekend.

In the Air Tonight

I'm sick of the Stephen Curry clip. I like Sam Hoopes' version much better.

#http://instagram.com/p/4GhlMKNGV8/

Timeout With T.O.

Tiffany Oshinsky catches you up with the news of the week.

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Published Jun 19, 2015

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.