Professional athletes typically don't have much difficulty finding a date.
But social media and dating apps have made it even easier for them, according to ESPN the Magazine's Sam Alipour.
His feature, "When athletes are left to their own digital-dating devices," is a fascinating read that gives a good look at how athletes' dating game has changed over the years.
For those who don't have time to read the whole story, we put together some of the comments that show how athletes are finding women online these days.
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"Swipe right on everything. Get the ball rolling...then make them laugh. Just Google 'Tinder pickup lines.'"—Rob Gronkowski, football player for the New England Patriots
"Twitter and Instagram are basically dating apps now...Every athlete uses them to hook up, and if they say they haven't, they're lying."—Paul Bissonnette, ice-hockey player for the Los Angeles Kings
"It's not like we need help, but social media makes women so accessible...I'll send a comment, and if they reply, you ask for a date. It's easy."—DeSean Jackson, football player for the Washington Redskins
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