Stacy Carroll Sexy

Little is known about the slender sweetheart Stacy Carroll. Give this gal a google, and you'll be hard-pressed to find anything other than information about her one and only sexy credit. Yep, Stacy enjoyed a brief, but skin-portant, film career in the eighties, but no one knows where this sultry beauty ended up. Her lean legs and chestnut curls can be spotted on an episode of Sable (1987) called "Serial Killer," in which Stacy played a character so minor that her name was "Woman Victim." But more notably than that, Stacy played Charlie Sheen's one-night-stand in David S. Ward's classic baseball movie Major League (1989). This flick follows the new owner of the Cleveland Indians who puts together a purposely horrible team so they'll lose and she can move the team. But once the team discovers the plan, they start winning to spite her. Sure, the plot is inspiring, but here at Mr. Skin, we are much more inspired Stacy's one and only scene in this sporty flick! Miss Carroll pulls a red dress over her scantly-clad bod before the doing walk of shame. You can't see much, but when you watch her smooth that dress over her round rump, you'll be filled with daydreams of the skinsational landscape that might be underneath. Quit teasing us, Stacy! Get ready to beat your bat, because Stacy wants to get grand slammed! Unless this lovely lady changed her name, Major League is where her film career ended. If only she'd take acting for another spin!