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Ok, so she has nice legs and well-implanted breasts, but she is NOT pretty by any measure. Sounds like eye candy to cover up Piazza's true sexual orientation. Rumors are usually true.

"Sounds like eye candy to cover up Piazza's true sexual orientation. Rumors are usually true."

The "rumors" about Piazza are based on absolutely zero evidence. Piazza has had several girlfriends, has talked about how he believes that pre-marital sex is a sin and thus goes to confession whenever he caves in to temptation, and is a Clinton-hating Republican. Now, perhaps the entire thing is an act, but the only thing that Piazza has ever done to make anyone even begin to doubt his sexual orientation is having not-very-manly hairstyles and facial hair, but by that rationale half of the MLB players would be gay.

From Baseball Think Factory Wiki, the free encyclopedia.

After long-repeated rumors of a closeted gay player were attached to him in May 2002 by New York Post gossip columnist Neal Travis, and after his manager Bobby Valentine publicly suggested baseball was ready for an openly gay player, Piazza had had it. Before a Mets game, he staged an impromptu press conference to assert his heterosexuality before the media.

There is, in fact, a noted gay activist named Michael Piazza. Rev. Michael Piazza is dean of the Cathedral of Hope, a 2,000-member Metropolitan Community Church in Dallas, which is considered the largest gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender church in the world. It's possible that someone mixed up the two, which might explain the rumors about Catcher Mike Piazza -- though certainly the mustache didn't help.

There is a gay Michael Piazza. It's just not the baseball player.