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Hot Baseball Wife: Heidi Hamels

POSTED BY ON 8:00 am, March 23, 2009 - POSTED IN HBW (Hot Baseball Wives)

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Monday is hot baseball wife day here at UmpBump, and today’s honoree is Heidi Hamels, née Strobel, a physical education teacher from Missouri who rocketed to fame as a contestant on season six of TV’s Survivor (“Amazon”) when, after losing 20 pounds as part of an “endurance challenge,” she and another female contestant agreed to strip naked in exchange for peanut butter and oreos.

The incident later led to Heidi posing in Playboy magazine, and ultimately she caught the eye of Philadelphia Phillies ace Cole Hamels, whom she married in 2007. And really, as hot as posing in Playboy may be, what could be hotter than snagging World Series MVP and all-around stud Cole Hamels?

More pictures after the jump…

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2 Responses to “Hot Baseball Wife: Heidi Hamels”

  1. GM-Carson says:
    March 23, 2009 at 3:00 pm

    I love looking at her nude.

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  2. Lyndsay says:
    April 12, 2009 at 12:35 am

    what’s with athletes marrying women from “Survivor”? (see also: Hasselbeck)

    I also stripped naked last weekend for some oreos, and that didn’t seem to get anyone’s attention!

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