This Little Kid Who Threw Out A First Pitch At The Brewers Game Is A Badass, Deserves A Bid
This past Sunday at Miller Park, home of the Milwaukee Brewers (minus Ryan Braun), the organization hosted their annual family day. I’m not really sure what that entailed since most Sunday afternoon games are a family affair anyway. Maybe that meant the Brewers management asked the notoriously drunken Brewers fans to limit themselves to five Miller Lites and keep the environment a little more family friendly? Seems unlikely that anyone could keep a Wisconsiner from guzzling less than 5.5 Miller Lites in a single sitting.
Wife: (holding a small child) Honey, will you please just cool it? This is supposed to be a family day.
(*Husband finishes of his seventh Miller Lite*)
Husband: (extremely drunk) Oh what? I’m not part of this family? I can’t enjoy this day? It’s family day! I’m IN the family, so let me have fun and shut up! LET’S GO BRAUNIE! Where the fuck’s Braun?
Wife: (annoyed) He was suspended for using PEDs.
Husband: I didn’t know they had SportsCenter on Lifetime HAAAAAAAAAAAA! Is it Packer season yet?
Wife: This is what I deserve for getting knocked up in a port-a-potty at Octoberfest.
Whatever happened in the shitshow crowd aside, players and coaches were encouraged to bring their families, as well. As it happens, Brewers coach Johnny Narron invited his grandson to the ballpark, and the little guy (he can’t be older than 4) was given the honor of throwing out the first pitch. Unfortunately for the precocious tyke, Grandpa and his mom decided to condescendingly insist he throw from the grass in front of home plate instead of the mound. He wasn’t having it. He has dignity dammit! This is what happened.
Somebody in Madison reserve this kid a bid. Well done, sir. Plus, he out threw Carly Rae Jepsen, so there’s that.
[via MLB.com]
h/t to For The Win
juuuuuust a bit outside
13 years ago at 11:47 amRyan Braun must have slipped him something.
13 years ago at 11:50 amCargo shorts, JewFro, Brewers fan AND he didn’t reach the plate? Fuck this kid. Balled.
13 years ago at 11:50 amkid is 4 years old, tops. chill out try hard
13 years ago at 12:16 pm^
13 years ago at 12:49 pmSarcasm is clearly no long anyone’s strong suit here
13 years ago at 10:26 amGive him a steak
13 years ago at 11:50 am“…get off me mom!”
13 years ago at 11:51 amStill had better form than Obama
13 years ago at 11:55 amThat’s because Obama is a catcher
13 years ago at 12:47 pm^
13 years ago at 12:56 pm^^
13 years ago at 2:43 pm^^^
13 years ago at 2:55 pm^^^^
13 years ago at 4:12 pm^^^^
13 years ago at 4:23 pm>
13 years ago at 4:49 pm<
13 years ago at 1:24 amv
13 years ago at 10:21 amThank you for recognizing Madison as the only reputable school in Wisconsin. Marquette will try and convince you otherwise though.
13 years ago at 11:58 amTry to*. It’s probably a good idea to avoid the state altogether if you’re looking to learn how to speak or write in English.
13 years ago at 1:48 pm^No he can say it like that. It’s grammatically sound…..although that doesn’t mean the statement itself doesn’t deserve to be called out
13 years ago at 3:16 pm^The verb is “try to”. The word “and” is a conjunction.
His statement is only grammatically sound if he is trying to say that Marquette does 2 separate things:
1. Try (in this instance, we don’t know what they’re trying)
2. Convince you otherwise
His intent was not to say that Marquette does 2 separate things, specifically not to say that they try an unknown thing.
13 years ago at 3:41 pmMarquette sororities are getting better…as for the fraternities….well…you know how it goes
13 years ago at 7:35 pmInsisting on pitching from the mound despite not being able to get close to the plate. TFM
13 years ago at 12:04 pmGive that kid a beer
13 years ago at 12:05 pmI’m impressed by your WI knowledge. Good job on the Oktoberfest reference. Anyone who’s anyone knows Mifflin just ain’t what it used to be.
13 years ago at 12:05 pm