I was only aware of one use until the Chicago White Sox changed my mind. Before Sunday’s game against the Toronto Blue Jays, one of the guys on the team used his skills as a ballplayer to blow up two dolls and place them in the locker-room, with signs saying, “Lets Go White Sox” and “You’ve got to Push”. Now assuming that the player meant that you have to push your teammates and not your “bat”, then is there anything wrong with this? The team was in a slump with their bats and trying to break a four game losing streak. When I heard about it, I laughed, but didn’t think it was a big enough deal to even write about, but now its getting more press. Does anyone really see anything wrong with this? -Brenton Metzler
I was only aware of one use until the Chicago White Sox changed my mind. Before Sunday’s game against the Toronto Blue Jays, one of the guys on the team used his skills as a ballplayer to blow up two dolls and place them in the locker-room, with signs saying, “Lets Go White Sox” and “You’ve got to Push”. Now assuming that the player meant that you have to push your teammates and not your “bat”, then is there anything wrong with this? The team was in a slump with their bats and trying to break a four game losing streak. When I heard about it, I laughed, but didn’t think it was a big enough deal to even write about, but now its getting more press. Does anyone really see anything wrong with this? -Brenton Metzler
