Quantcast

Bromance Alert: A-Rod and T-Brady

2008_10_brom.jpgIs Alex Rodriguez Tom Brady's #2 fan (after Giselle Bundchen, of course)? The Post reports, from the Boston Herald, that there's a "budding bromance" afoot in the world of top athletes. Last week, A-Rod was hoping to have dinner with the injured Patriots quarterback last during the Yankees games versus Boston: "A-Rod was running around the clubhouse asking everyone, 'Are we gonna play? Are we rained out? Are we postponed?' Every few minutes he'd come around and ask his teammates - or anyone else who was around - the same thing." Well, who wouldn't be excited to have dinner with Tom Brady? He can sing and he can dance and he can even read your mind (reference). Unfortunately for A-Rod, the Yankees game was not rained out.

Contact the author of this article or email tips@gothamist.com with further questions, comments or tips.

Comments [rss]

  • ides_of_march

    They make a lovely couple.

  • NannyState

    So if Tom drills one into the endzone, A-Rods gonna be there to round the horn and reach home plate? Sounds like another stupid ESPN "original program".

  • Snoopy

    Who are these people and why should the world really give a f u c k?

    Where's Lindsey and Britney now that it counts?

  • babyhitler

    closet homos? they touch each others butts every day for the entire world to see.

  • fleshtone

    bromance. that's funny. but these celebrity matchups never last.

  • Think2wice

    Aaaaawwwwww.

  • Automocar

    Hey, everyone? Just wanted to let you know that I am in no way interested in hearing about this "bromance" phenomenon. If they're not fucking, what's the point of hearing about it?

    Love,

    TracerBullet

  • MrManhattan

    Why is this news?

    You can see the same thing happen in Chelsea 500 times a night!

  • Walfredo

    Most blog commenters are uneducated.

  • Bottomless Chips

    Um...

  • Gothamist_Cynic

    Most sports athletes are closet homos.

blog comments powered by Disqus

send a tip

tips@gothamist.com