Mitchum is running a "Love Thy Pits" campaign for their new Advanced Control stick/solid antiperspirant and deodorant, which will help you keep your cool during any hot mess you find yourself in, with 48 hours of protection for both men and women. Hey, if you smell good, you feel good, right?
In fact, it would be pretty embarrassing to find your deodorant isn't working properly: hence the "sticky situation" title. This got us to thinking about the ten most embarrassing moments in the history of baseball. One thing just sort of leads to another with us... there's no real train of thought most of the time.
After enjoying this top ten list, we invite you to share your most embarrassing moment in the comments section. The commenter with the most humiliating, hilarious, and humbling sticky situation will be awarded two tickets to an MLB game of their choice, courtesy of Mitchum. The winner will be announced via Facebook this Friday, August 5, 2011, so be sure to like BLB's page.
10. Joe Buck and Tim McCarver using their mouths to speak words.
9. Tommy John making three errors on the same play against the Brewers.
8. Milton Bradley forgetting how many outs are in an inning, tossing the ball into the stands against the Minnesota Twins on the second out and allowing a run to score.
7. Jose Canseco allowing a home run off of his empty head.
6. Sammy Sosa cracking his bat wide open on a grounder, only for the umpires to find cork inside of it. Cheater.
5. Nyjer Morgan, who failed to catch a fly ball, threw a total fit while Adam Jones enjoyed an inside-the-park-home-run.
4. Steve Lyons drops his pants at first base.
3. Manny Being Manny.
2. Robin Ventura charging the mound and getting his ass kicked by Nolan Ryan.
1. Bill Buckner. Need we say more?
Okay, spill the beans people. Tell us your most embarrassing moment and see if we think it's worth a pair of MLB tickets!
9 comments:
When joining my new slo pitch team in May of 2005 they had asked me if I was a decent player. I responded "Yeah pretty good". They decide to bat me leadoff, 1st pitch I ground to 3rd, when I get to 1st I trip over the bag and faceplant onto the ground busting my nose open which earned me the nickname "feet".
The day I met my (now) husband, we went to a club to go dancing. I was a little tipsy, and when he spun me around I vomited all over him. Red liquid from the cosmos I'd been drinking. Thankfully he agreed to see me again and we've been happily married for 8 years now.
I tripped down the aisle and face-planted at my sister's wedding. It was awesome.
I literally forgot to wear deodorant to work one day, and the a/c unit just happened to have broken that morning. Totally mortifying.
My mother-in-law walking in on my husband and I getting it on the night before our wedding. We were staying at their house that night, in retrospect that was a bad idea. I still have problems looking her in the eye!
I got my usual cup coffee one morning at a gas station across the parking lot from my work. I went about my day and everything was going normal. When I went to leave 10 hours later, my car was missing from my usual parking spot. I looked all over the place thinking I parked it in a different spot. After searching for an hour, I couldn't find my car and neither could my coworkers, so I freaked out and called the police to report it stolen. The police came and filled out a report. I had to call my roommate to take me home. As we were pulling out of the parking lot, I glanced over and saw my car. It was still parked at the gas station from over 10 hours earlier.
Does being a life-long Chicago Cubs fan count?
I'm not sure if its too late, but here's my story:
I was at Wisconsin Dells with a group of friends, including a young lady I really liked and was failing miserably at impressing. We were all in line for a huge water slide when a buddy dared me to go down backwards. Of course, I thought she would find this daring, so I did it. About halfway down the enormous slide, my trunks came right off my ass. I was going so fast and couldn't stop or even see them anywhere. When I got to the pool -- COMPLETELY NAKED MIND YOU -- a group of mothers with younger children screamed and covered their kids eyes, but one lady was nice enough to get me a towel.
I have NEVER been so embarrassed in my entire life... and no, that girl never did go out with me.
Congratulations to Buck from Green Bay, WI for having the most embarrassing moment. People have nightmares about being naked in public, and you got to experience that in real life. Way to go! Please email your information to babeslovebaseball@gmail.com.
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