Yes, Baseball’s Back… But Without Mascots
The good news is baseball is coming back. The bad news is that baseball is coming back without mascots on the field of play. Shame on you again, owners!
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The good news is baseball is coming back. The bad news is that baseball is coming back without mascots on the field of play. Shame on you again, owners!
The Texas Rangers brand new stadium has been getting dragged – and rightfully so – online. So we compiled some of the best jokes on Twitter to share.
You’ve heard the stories from booing Santa to pelting J.D. Drew with batteries. But have you ever heard a defense for those stories? It’s time to listen up.
Now that baseball is (maybe) coming back, what should we do about the empty stadiums that the players will be playing in? Don’t worry, we have ideas.
Apparently baseball is back. So why aren’t I more excited? Oh maybe because of all the time lost, knowing it could’ve already been back.
MLB owners and players continue to feud with proposal after proposal not getting anywhere close to a deal done. This is an inside look into those meetings.
Cardinals owner Bill DeWitt had the audacity to claim the sport of baseball “isn’t very profitable” in defense of the owners not negotiating with players.
MLB has their heads up their asses and it’s solely due to the owners and gap-toothed commissioner, Rob Manfred. Let us vent about what big morons they are.
Baseball may still be gone (thanks owners), but at least we still have weird baseball injuries thanks to Marcell Ozuna getting pelted by a soap dish.
Remember when Sammy Sosa got busted for corking his bat? We do. Obviously. But it’s what happened AFTER that even that was so wild.
Rangers pitcher Kyle Gibson didn’t have an Instagram account, but that didn’t stop him from signing up for one just to do an IG Live interview with us.