Tuesday's P.M. Hot Clicks: Bo Krsmanovic; New Scandal Rocks Rio

Tuesday's P.M. Hot Clicks feature the lovely Bo Krsmanovic and an unusual Olympic logo scandal in Rio

Matt Dollinger | Jul 26, 2016

Tuesday's P.M. Hot Clicks: Bo Krsmanovic; New Scandal Rocks Rio /

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New Scandal Rocks Rio Olympics

We'll know who to blame if someone runs the 100-meter dash in two seconds flat.

Home Alone Co-Star Still Has it 26 Years Later

Meanwhile, Macaulay Culkin is arguably just as terrifying these days.

Tyronn Lue steps over Allen Iverson... financially

The Cavaliers reportedly rewarded their NBA champion head coach with a five-year, $35 million extension. That's $14 million more than he made during his 11–year playing career. My favorite random Ty Lue story: Doc Rivers diagrammed plays on a napkin and sent them via his phone to Lue during the 2016 playoffs.

P.M. Lovely Lady of the Day

Bo Krsmanovic's Best Moments: SI Swimsuit 2016

Bo Krsmanovic, SI Swimsuit 2016

I once did a favor for SI Swimsuit and filled in as a video host for a casting call. I know it sounds glorious, but it isn't easy asking a beautiful woman if she prefers cats or dogs. Neither is it working with someone who is roughly 6'10" in heels. Nevertheless, I'm now a lifelong Bo Krsmanovic fan. (Click here for full-size gallery.)

We Are Giving Away Free Stuff

Programming note from Andy Gray: What’s better than the Penguins winning the Stanley Cup? Reliving the Penguins Stanley Cup victory from your living room couch. Cinedigm, the NHL and NHL Original Productions have teamed up to celebrate the Stanley Cup Champion Pittsburgh Penguins with their latest film release, Stanley Cup Champions 2016: Pittsburgh Penguins. The film honors the incredible Penguins’ season and includes never-before-seen footage and bonus features to celebrate the Pens’ win. It is available today on Blu-Ray Combo Pack, DVD and Digital HD. As luck would have it, Andy has 10 copies to give away. He’ll send them to the 20th, 40th, 60th, 80th, 100th, 120th, 140th, 160th, 180th and 200th person to email him (andy_gray@simail.com) the name of Eric Spoelstra’s new wife. The answer was in A.M. Clicks. Please make subject line Stanley Cup DVD.

Paging all @penguins fans. I'll be giving away 10 Stanley Cup DVDs in PM Clicks today. Should be out around 3pm. pic.twitter.com/UPM5QBv08l
— Andy Gray (@AndyGray35) July 26, 2016

Let's Abolish The Carlton

Look, it had a good run. It extended Alfonso Ribiero's 15 minutes of fame to 26 years—enough is enough. Stephen Curry and Justin Timberlake became the 42,211st and 42,212nd celebrities to do The Carlton withCarlton Banks over the weekend, producing the painful video above. In a completely unrelated story, some spectator slapped Timberlake in the face the next day.

Philadelphia's Hottest Club: The DNC

Celebrities spotted at Monday night's Democratic National Convention (in order of who would make the best president): Jason and Jarron Collins (twin ticket!), Rosario Dawson, Stephen Colbert, All of the Boyz II Men, Sarah Silverman, Eva Longoria, Demi Lovato, Susan Sarandon and Paul "Crooked" Simon.

This Story Is 11 Days Old But Definitely Worth Revisiting

Especially if you're not from Boston! Did I mention I'm a Colts fan?

Pret-tay, Pret-tay, Pretay Good

Here's a Sentence: Shaq Is DJ'ing in Belgium

Thanks to all the people who came to see DJ DIESEL ROCK TOMORROWLAND BELGIUM #DJDiesel #trapking pic.twitter.com/2Cp46dQWh6
— SHAQ (@SHAQ) July 25, 2016

Odds & Ends

Don't fall asleep around Draymond Green ... Kevin Johnson is a terrible person ... The best movie for every sport ... Here's some augmented reality: Pokemon Go player shot someone trying to rob him ... Another day, another successful NFL investigation ... This billionaire may lose his knighthood ... Russell Westbrook has been radio silent since KD left ... I made a blog about a co-worker named Bill, who is constantly in meetings called Meeting Bill ... This SI writer has a lot of promise; give him a follow.

My Favorite Video on the Internet

This is Stephon Marbury in his Internet prime. I can't implore you enough to watch this video. It's better than Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad and Mad Men combined. To whet your appetite, here are my six favorite quotes from the off-the-rails interview.

1. "YEAH! I want to see the spit on your mouth! YEAH!"

2. When asked if he's comfortable being "Steph" these days: "Man, I grew so much. I had so many people that was praying for me and pushing for me. My sister been praying for me since I was born. My sister Stephanie, my namesake. That's what she is to me. My namesake. Stpehanie, Stephon, Stephanie. That's my daughter name. We kept it in the family. She been praying for this day forever. And it finally happened yesterday when I kissed her. And I felt her body and I felt her soul. I was delighted to be kissing her. I couldn't even cry because I knew they were going to be happy tears so I was able to control them. You only really cry when they really bad stuff."

3. Marbury on the addition of Zach Randolph: "“Any time you get a guy who can take a layup, got a guy who can shoot a free throw, can make a college three and make an NBA three at a crucial time in the game, any time they can do that, and bring the ball up and post up and shoot left hand and right hand, you get a great player.”

4. I'm going to average like 10 points, 12-13 dimes, 2-3 assists and about 4-5 rebounds and if we need me to play a different position I may get a little more."

5. “How we want to win a trophy if we want to win the championship?”

6. “I shoot to win, because I shoot to win, and that’s it.”

7. After his phone goes off: "I'm sorry, I didn't... that's my better half. That's my better ho. My better half, my wife. [Looks at phone] Ooo! I like that."

The Ugliest Uniforms in Sports History

Ugliest Uniforms in Sports History

Chicago White Sox

White Sox outfielder Ralph Garr models the shorts worn by the team for three games during the 1976 season.

Pittsburgh Pirates

The Pirates advertised these duds as a "uniform of the future" when they wore these during a 1999 game against the Mets.

Baylor Bears

Baylor's basketball team sported these blindingly-fluorescent uniforms in March 2012.

New York Islanders

It's been a rough couple of decades for Islanders fans, and this fisherman-themed third jersey didn't help matters

Notre Dame Fighting Irish

130315122602-notre-dame-uniform-tom-knight-single-image-cut.jpg — Chris Chambers/Getty Images

Notre Dame broke out its new basketball uniforms at the 2013 Big East tournament, creating a wave of criticism. The neon lime-green uniforms may have tried to associate with the Irish, but it proved the Fighting Irish should stick to their traditional colors of blue and gold.

Jorge Campos

Whatever the Mexican goalkeeper had in soccer ability, he lacked in fashion sense.

Golden State Warriors

In 2013, the Warriors went where no NBA team had gone before: over their own players' shoulders. The form-fitting yellow alternate jersey design included sleeves that went down to the mid bicep.

1994 U.S. World Cup Team

Alexi Lalas and the U.S. made it to the Round of 16 at the 1994 World Cup, but any pride the team may have felt was quickly erased with this uniform.

Vancouver Canucks

The Canucks made uniform history with these duds, which featured no logo and a "V" starting at the collar.

Denver Nuggets

The Nuggets wore "rainbow" road jerseys for nearly a decade.

Houston Astros

Joe Morgan wishes he was back in the Reds' "Big Red Machine" uniform rather than where this orange-tinted Astros dud.

Trenton Thunder

The Trenton Thunder were so excited to have Derek Jeter join the team as part of a rehab assignment in 2011, they designed these duds so he'd never forget his time there (as well as pay tribute to America).

Cleveland Indians

A pre-mustached Dennis Eckersley shows off the bright red Indians uniforms of the late '70s.

Toronto Raptors

Marcus Camby and Damon Stoudamire probably weren't celebrating the Raptors' imposing dinosaur in March 1997.

Mighty Ducks of Anaheim

The Disney-owned Ducks never shied away from promoting a particular movie franchise. In 1995-96, the uniform designers must've thought the studio was releasing a a mash-up between Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Slap Shot . Thankfully, these were shelved after just one season.

Los Angeles Kings

Even Wayne Gretzky couldn't look good in the Kings' short lived "Burger King" third jersey from the 1995-96 season.

Phoenix Coyotes

The Coyotes wore these Picasso-inspired third jerseys for five seasons.

Colorado Rockies

Larry Walker shows off this "futuristic" Rockies uniform, which the team wore for one game during the 1999 season.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The Bucs' creamsicle jerseys and logo nicknamed Bucco Bruce may have been anything but intimidating, but at least that didn't stop Lee Roy Selmon (63).

San Diego Padres

Dave Winfield probably couldn't wait to don Yankee pinstripes over these duds.

New Orleans Hornets

These Mardi Gras-inspired uniforms might have been too flashy for the NBA in 2012.

Montreal Canadiens

In 2009, Montreal wore "barber pole" retro third jerseys featuring the distinctive look of narrow red, white and blue horizontal bands used by the team in 1912-13.

Pittsburgh Steelers

In honor of the franchise's 80th season, the Steelers brought back these throwback uniforms in 2012.

Denver Broncos

In 2009, the Broncos rolled out their original, yellow-and-brown uniforms as part of the NFL's celebration of the 50th anniversary of the AFL.

Seattle Seahawks

The Seahawks opened eyes in 2009 when they debuted a lime-green jersey. They lasted one game and were dropped by then-coach Jim Mora because "we didn't win in them."

Washington Wizards

The Wizards, who many fans consider to have at one time had the best uniforms in NBA history, were at the opposite side of the spectrum with this gold and black alternate jersey worn from 2006 to 2009.

Maryland Terrapins

Maryland defeated Miami 32-24, but the game was secondary to the debut of Maryland's new uniforms in 2011. The Terrapins wore white uniforms patterned after the state flag and helmets splashed with red and white on one side and black and yellow on the other.

Philadelphia Eagles

There was definitely a reason the Eagles switched to green in the 1940s and have stuck with it since.

Jose Canseco

Canseco isn't the worst memory of the Rays' early days. It was their uniforms.

Cleveland Browns

The Browns returned to their "working-class origins" with these uniforms, which also come in brown and white.

Whoever put the awesome "Jurassic Park" Raptors jerseys in this gallery should be fired from SI. I'll handle it.

David Kahn Used to be a Record Executive?

Are You Not Entertained?

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Published Jul 26, 2016

MATT DOLLINGER

Matt Dollinger is the NBA editor for SI.com. An Indiana University graduate and Bloomington, Ind. native, Matt joined Sports Illustrated in 2010.