Steve Phillips wife called 911 on 'crazy woman' Brooke Hundley

ESPN's Steve Phillips, involved in a sex scandal
with Brooke Hundley, 22-year old production
assistant.  Photo: AP/ESPN Jessica Kourkounis

ESPN analyst and former Mets general manager Steve Phillips is in for a difficult divorce.

His wife, Marni has sued Phillips for divorce.

Marni Phillips reportedly called 911 over her husband’s mistress and told dispatchers the 22-year-old had "come to my house to harm me and my children."

The audio recording of the emergency call was posted by TMZ , Marni Phillips complained to dispatchers that a "crazy woman" was in front of her home and that she had been "threatening her via texts and phone calls."

Listen to the call

According to police, Brooke Hundley, a production assistant who worked at ESPN, was dropping off a confession letter disclosing her affair with Steve Phillips.

According to TMZ Marni Phillips told police that upon seeing Marni, Hundley "got in her car, put it in reverse and smashed the rear end of her vehicle into the stone column ... cut across our grass, avoiding the driveway completely, driving erratically over rocks and mulch beds to maneuver her vehicle down our hill."

The New York Post reported that after the affair was over, Hundley repeatedly phoned Phillips' wife. She told Marni "We both can't have him!" The production assistant also contacted Phillips' 16-year-old son on Facebook. She pretended to be a high-school classmate.

In the letter that she left for Marni, Hundley wrote that she was "sick of hiding and sneaking around behind [sic] your back." She also described Phillips' birthmarks as proof.

Phillips has taken a leave of absence from ESPN since admitting the affair.