Wow, who knew a pair of scissors, Chris Sale and a throw back jersey from ’76 would transform into the biggest day in sports this season, and not in a good way. Saturday Sale (the scheduled starter) was sent home from the ballpark after a non-physical incident in the clubhouse during batting practice.
That “incident” in short was Sale refusing to wear a throwback jersey, ultimately cutting up 25 of them…WTF.
In a statement released by the White Sox Manager, Rich Hahn, he addressed the situation to be under-further investigation by the club with no additional comment until it is complete.
Despite a statement released by the White Sox, and serval reporters giving us the play by play, it didn’t take long for thousands of Tweets to flood the internet. By the time I got off work, Chris Sale had 65K Tweets, with I can guarantee all started with a quick brainstorm using the words: cutting, scissors, jerseys and Sale.
It is hard to see this kind of behavior by such a beloved Chicagoan and role-model for young baseball players everywhere, that doesn’t change the fact that I might retweet a few Tweets that made my 7-dollar bottle of wine come out my nose.
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@howaboutfresca
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@pmacejewski
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@molly_Knight
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@DanCBS2
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@jgilbertmedia
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@ashleycolley
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@JB_Brotha_Funk
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@JeffPassan
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@JSChisenhall
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@kohlerbear10
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@EricStangel
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@friedo1033
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@HannahTibbs
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@joshmansour
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@Parker_Simpson
