Rangers' Double-A team creates Rougned Odor 'punch' drink
Loved seeing Rougned Odor's punch last Sunday? Now you'll be able to try it yourself this Friday.
The Texas Rangers Double-A affiliate Frisco RoughRiders are introducing a drink in honor of Odor's unforgettable hit to Jose Bautista's face.
Introducing Rougie’s Red Punch! It wont knock you off your feet BUT 1 sip & youll (bat)FLIP! https://t.co/3k5kBGqKYO pic.twitter.com/hGKBq4f1U5
— Frisco RoughRiders (@RidersBaseball) May 17, 2016
The team says "Rougie's Red PUNCH" contains fruit punch, energy drink, and "a secret ingredient from Odor's native Venezuela."
Odor has been suspended eight games and fined $5,000 for the hit that sparked the Rangers-Blue Jays brawl on Sunday.
The drink will be available beginning Friday at Dr. Pepper Ballpark's Bull Moose Saloon when the RoughRiders host the San Antonio Mission.
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