Squirrel on the field causes delay of Indians game
The Cleveland Indians had a special visitor to the ballpark on Saturday when a squirrel crashed the party.
https://twitter.com/SportsTimeOhio/status/863516324957433857
https://twitter.com/SportsTimeOhio/status/863515944819113984
In the bottom of the 6th inning during Michael Brantley's at-bat, the little fur ball made his way onto the field and caused a minor raucous. The tree-dweller weaved and zig-zagged its way all over the infield until it delayed the game enough that Minnesota Twins manager Paul Molitor came out to have a word with the home plate umpire to get the show on the road. The umpire then flagged down the grounds crew to wrangle in the little critter. A couple members of the Indians grounds crew then chased the squirrel up the left-field line until they were able to force the squirrel into the seats where hopefully the little guy made it to safety.
https://twitter.com/Indians/status/863517794020839424
Could this be the new Rally Squirrel?
https://twitter.com/Idnar16/status/863518950105247744
https://twitter.com/JustinMilam10/status/863518184858583040
-
Juan Soto, Mike Trout headline Ben Verlander's Team of the Week
2024 World Series odds: Dodgers, Braves still at the top
2024 MLB predictions by Ben Verlander: Standings, playoffs, World Series
-
Ranking the 10 best catchers in MLB 2024
Ranking the 10 best closers in MLB 2024
Ranking the 10 best third basemen in MLB 2024
-
The root cause behind MLB's pitching injury epidemic is obvious
-
Juan Soto, Mike Trout headline Ben Verlander's Team of the Week
2024 World Series odds: Dodgers, Braves still at the top
2024 MLB predictions by Ben Verlander: Standings, playoffs, World Series
-
Ranking the 10 best catchers in MLB 2024
Ranking the 10 best closers in MLB 2024
Ranking the 10 best third basemen in MLB 2024
-
The root cause behind MLB's pitching injury epidemic is obvious