They have the designated hitter in Cuba, but I don’t think that means what they think it means. Here’s a rather angry gentleman that takes a bit of umbrage with being pitched to inside, and decides to express himself the way Cubans do best, by chasing after his antagonist with a large, blunt object. And then he gets out to the outfield, and then I guess he got tired or something, because everyone seems pretty chill after HOLY CRAP WHERE DID THAT OTHER GUY WITH THE BAT COME FROM?!?!?! –The Score, via Petcheskyspin
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So I’m sittin here watching it and I’m like “Where’s this other guy with a bat?” and then . . .
BAM! THERE’S THE OTHER GUY WITH THE BAT!!
I guess what I’m saying is Cuban cigars need to be legalized in the states.
It’s like rolling a double Corona, eh, Guillermo?
So that’s what became of Elian Gonzalez.
I have a hard time believing this is in Cuba since there are no cows or roosters on the field.
Maybe they should let them play in something other than pajamas.
Seriously my kids’ little league has nicer unis.