Overflowing sewage hits A's ballpark
The Oakland A’s dugout is full of crap, and that’s not just a figure of speech.
With the Minnestoa Twins in town on Saturday, a few inches of raw sewage backed up into the visitors’ dugout before the third game of a four-game series.
Twins closer Glen Perkins observed what he described as “potential sewage,” and sent out a photo on Twitter.
Visitor dugout in Oakland. Probably 4" of standing water/potential sewage. pic.twitter.com/kAZGQx0cfr
— Glen Perkins (@glen_perkins) September 21, 2013
There’s theories.
Bigger crowds = inherently more people taking twosies = potential problems again for A's and their garbage stadium? http://t.co/4z6Txu8Avn
— Peter Woodburn (@wernies) September 18, 2013
There’s superstition.
But mostly, there’s jokes.
@susanslusser -- Will MLB please test sewage for clues on what makes the A's a superior ball club despite stadium issues?
— Chris Faile (@ChrisFaile) September 21, 2013
@susanslusser @Buster_ESPN This is very strange. Don't the A's usually wait 'til the ALDS before we see raw sewage on the field?
— WTF Jones (@WTFJones) September 21, 2013
And then were was this, which more or less sums it up.