Vivid Radio Hosts Choose Baseball Dream Teams

LOS ANGELES — The 21 hosts on VividRadio.com, all of them either top current or legendary adult performers, have reviewed the current Major League Baseball rosters and selected a dream team of players they would most like to make a movie with.

"The start of the season inspired our hosts to imagine what it would be like to have some of these athletes co-star in movies with them," said Farrell Hirsch, general manager for Vivid Radio.

The radio stars chose a nine-player team consisting of Paul Goldschmidt, first baseman for the Arizona Diamondbacks; Dee Gordon, second baseman for the Miami Marlins; Evan Longoria, third baseman for the Tampa Bay Rays; Andrew McCutchen, center fielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates; Buster Posey, catcher for the San Francisco Giants; Giancarlo Stanton, right fielder for the Miami Marlins; Trevor Story, shortstop for the Colorado Rockies; Noah Syndergaard, pitcher for the New York Mets; and Mike Trout, center fielder for the Los Angeles Angels. 

Brandy Aniston said of Goldschmidt, "I'm already accused of being a gold digger. So I might as well dig Goldschmidt," while Kristina Rose said of Gordon, "His name reminds me of G. Gordon Liddy, and I'm a Watergate buff. So that sort of makes sense."

Ash Hollywood said of Longoria, "He's married to a Playboy Playmate, so I'm going for the double play. Get it?" And Ana Foxxx said of McCutchen, "He seems like a thoroughly decent guy that I could have fun messing up."

Christy Canyon said of Stanton, "Classy, a throwback. He's like a Dimaggio, and I could be Marilyn." And Annie Cruz said of Syndergaard, "They call him Thor, and he looks like a movie star superhero. I'm into that hair and the muscles."

Katie Morgan said of Trout, "He's the best player. I'm not into baseball. So if I'm going to do one of the players, it should be the best, right?"

The other hosts in on the selection process included Alexis Texas, April Flores, Ashley Blue, Jelena Jensen, Joanna Angel, Mary Carey, Monique Alexander, Nadia Styles, Nicki Hunter, Sam Phillips, Tanya Tate and Tori Welles.

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