Don’t know much about local talent Amy Fadool, except Hugh, who pointed us to her told us she was recently replaced by Kristen Berset at WBFF in Baltimore, and is now rocking the joint over at Philly via Comcast’s Sports Network. I didn’t even know Comcast had their own sports network. Go figure.

Oh, the Red Sox and Yankees. Seriously, if I have to tune into ESPN and hear them hype this series to within an inch of its life one more time, I’m going to shoot myself in the head. But I digress. The good part about the rivalry series? NESN reporter Heidi Watney was there doing her thing for the New England Sports Network. No thanks to ESPN. Ahem.

Let’s face it, when you start your media career as a beauty pageant contestant, earning the title of “hottest sports anchor” in your hometown is pretty easy to do. Which may be why Kristen Berset moved from Florida to Baltimore, where she’s currently the local sports gal for WBFF in Baltimore, MD. Haven’t seen all the sports gal in Baltimore yet, but I’m just about ready to hand the crown over to Kristen.

Apparently Portland Trailblazers sideline reporter Rebecca Haarlow makes quite the impression, because I got a couple of emails pointing me in her direction. So was all the hype worth it? I have to say, hell yeah. A very hot girl with a bubbly personality. What else do you need in your basketball team’s sideline reporter? How about an Ivy League education? Yup. Rebecca’s a graduate of Princeton University. Holy crap. Brains, beauty, and sports appreciation? I think I’m in love.

Apparently Boston is trying to corner the market on hot female sports reporters. First Heidi Watney, then Hazel Mae, and now Kathryn Tappen. You’re usually pretty lucky if you get one pretty gal delivered with your daily dose of sports, but three? The New England Sports Network must be doing something right. Here’s Kathryn Tappen.

Ashleigh Ignelzi hails from Ohio, home of the Buckeyes and the greatest potatoes in the world. Probably. Okay, so I don’t know anything about Ohio besides their NCAA and pro football teams, give me a break. Luckily for us, the guy who emailed me Ashleigh Ignelzi’s name knows a thing or two about her.

So who is Wisconsin FoxSportsNet reporter Trenni Kusnierek? I don’t know, but she seems to be very popular, as I got three emails from readers on the same day, all recommending the lovely Miss Kusnerik as a new addition to our site. And hey, three emails are three more than I usually get a month, so of course I’m adding her. That, and Miss Kusnerik is quite the dish.

Wow, check out blonde hottie Heidi Watney, a former model turned sports reporter. (Hey, isn’t that where we should all find our sports reporter?) She’s currently doing the sideline duties for New England Sports Network, which covers — duh — New England sports. Here’s her bio from NESN:

Reader “t” sent in the name Molly Sullivan, a Las Vegas-based reporter. Or as she puts it on her Myspace Space, “FROM GENERAL NEWS, TO SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT… I’M YOUR GO-TO GIRL FOR EVERYTHING LAS VEGAS!” (Upper case hers.)

Here’s her bio, also from her Myspace Page:

From what I can tell, blonde sports reporter Julie Donaldson went from covering the Heats in Miami to covering the Mets in New York to covering the Sox in Boston, where a reader noticed her and sent in her name for consideration. And my oh my does she deserve some consideration! Blonde sideline reporters are always a little hotter than their brunette counterparts if you ask me, and Julie Donaldson certainly confirms that totally irrational and idiotic stereotype.