Jason Giambi

   It seems Yankee slugger Jason Giambi likes soft, shiny material rubbing the inside of his ass as he is playing ball.   The major NY rags have recently reported that Giambi admitted wearing a silky thong when he needs to get out of slumps.    "It helps with my roid rage too," says Giambi.   Lately he has been encouraging the rest of the team to wear this filthy thing whenever they are desperately in need of hits.  Center-fielder Johnny Damon admitted he sometimes wears it because it... Read Full Story

New York Yankees first baseman Jason Giambi is claiming he wears a gold lam??, tiger-stripe thong when he is struggling at the plate and needing to break out of a hitting slump. “I only put it on when I’m desperate to get out of a big slump,” he tells Portfolio.com. Over the years, the 37-year-old All-Star has left the “golden thong” in the lockers of slumping teammates Derek Jeter, Bernie Williams, Johnny Damon, Robin Ventura and Robinson Cano. “All of them wore it and got hits,” he... Read Full Story

"It's over and done with. I'm thrilled with it. He did what he needed to do -- now I can go forward," Giambi said before New York hosted Detroit in the opener of a four-game series. "I can go forward and not hurt the ball club with a suspension." Giambi is off the hook.  The commissioner cited his cooperation and charitable works. Read Full Story

From Portfolio Magazine: Jason Giambi has a deep, dark secret. Deeper than his compulsion to sleep on the side of the bed nearest the door, and darker than his dream of growing up to be a heavy-metal musician. The deepest, darkest secret harbored by the New York Yankees first baseman is that whenever he is in a prolonged hitting funk, he wears a gold lamé, tiger-stripe thong under his uniform. "I only put it on when I'm desperate to get out of a big slump," he confides. Over Giambi's... Read Full Story

Former steroid user and current New York Yankee Jason Giambi has a superstition and rountinely wears a gold thong under his uniform when trying to snap out of a slump. He has loaned it to Jeter. Get ready for Giambi to backtrack on this or say he was joking or misquoted. Also, the Yankees are looking for unpaid volunteers to work some of the All-Star game festivities. Why is a multi-billion dollar enterprise looking for unpaid labor? Read Full Story