Would it still be October baseball without the bubbly?
If MLB commissioner Bud Selig has his way, suds-free celebrations may make their way into Major League Baseball.
Selig has expressed interest in toning down postgame celebrations, saying teams have plenty of other ways to celebrate big wins than by spraying champagne, according to the Los Angeles Times.
Selig shared his stance recently during a question-and-answer session, when an image of the Giants celebrating their division series win over the Reds made him frown, according to the L.A. Times.
"This is something I am not happy about — spraying champagne all over," he said. "I'm not a fan of that."
When asked whether he wanted to stop it, he said he didn't know how, as he's already told teams that he'd prefer they find another way to revel.
"It is something I have talked to the clubs about and will continue to talk to the clubs about," he said. "You want to have great celebrations, fine. But spraying each other with champagne is not that."
Convene a committee! Call in Congress! Tell the local police department to get those dang kids off the grass!
Sounds like Bud is the one who needs a beer.
Photo of the Day
Let's stop wondering whether Alex Rodriguez is faking it when he congratulates teammates who play for him and then do better than him. He appears to genuinely enjoy not striking out.
Quote of the Day
"I expect us to bounce back this week and play good."
— Bills defensive coordinator Dave Wannstedt, motivational speaker
Tweet of the Day
Yeah — exactly!
Wtf? He grew up down the street from me. MT @nesn: John Cena Picked as Jets Captain Despite Being MA Native, Pats Fan bit.ly/RqGxFL
— Scott Thorn (@s_thorn) October 13, 2012
Video of the Day
That's right — knock the logo clean off his helmet.
