VIDEO: @Athletics pitcher @griffin_64 introduces us to @MLB's version of @SeinfeldToday: atmlb.com/YR0qve http://t.co/D7VcDmlLG1—
MLB Fan Cave (@MLBFanCave) May 13, 2013
Now this is cool.
I love following Modern Seinfeld also adding baseball to it makes it better. This is cool. I would love to see a Seinfeld show today.
What a crock of crap! Oswald killed Kennedy? Seriously? Sorry, but I'm watching JFK. It's almost laughable what they want us to believe.—
Chipper Jones (@RealCJ10) November 15, 2012
Anyone who has ever fired a rifle and watched the Zapruder film, will tell you the fatal headshot came from the grassy knoll. C'mon people!!—
Chipper Jones (@RealCJ10) November 15, 2012
Read the Warren Commission Report. I have. It's a crock. No way Kennedy's head moves back and to the left, if shot from the back.—
Chipper Jones (@RealCJ10) November 15, 2012
The great thing about Twitter is that it allows numerous people to publicly share their thoughts on anything. And just a few moments ago, recently retired baseball player Chipper Jones tells everybody that Lee Harvey Oswald could not have killed John F. Kennedy.
(He’s been on record about this before.)
No pole needed.
This was from Sunday’s A’s game. It’s funny, it’s clever, it’s a Seinfeld reference.
The entire weekend back was nice. Got a chance to go back to the Coliseum and watch the A’s sweep the Indians. Coming back for the anniversary of the 20-game win streak brought back memories of when I fell in love with this team.
Overall, it was just a good weekend to be back home and be with good baseball. I love this A’s team.
What clever signs have you seen in baseball — or in fact, any sporting event you’ve attended?
