Sign InRegister 

by
4 Comments
Bloopy, the mascot for the Atlanta Braves, made a name for himself during halftime of the Jaguars vs. Falcons preseason game on Saturday night. During the halftime Mascots vs. Youth Football Team game, he ran right through kids...
Loading Twitter Embed....
Meanwhile, the Ravens mascot was getting all torn up and carted off the field.

(The Spun)
Filed Under: MLB
Related:
Pete Rose Roasts Shohei Ohtani At Autograph Signing
FAA Investigating Incident Aboard Rockies Team Flight Where Coach Sat In Cockpit
4 Comments
RecentOldestTop
user avatar
The Torch•20 months
Learn how to tackle worms
Reply
upvote0downvote0
user avatar
Godfather1•20 months
Larry, are you having a stroke or something?
Reply
upvote0downvote0
user avatar
Fightin Okra•20 months
I was expecting the entire team to be running over kids
Reply
upvote5downvote0
user avatar
ATLTiger•20 months
“Atlanta Braves **Mascot** Runs…”. Your title is missing a word. Geez, Larry.
Reply
upvote7downvote0
Popular Stories
Caitlin Clark Makes Decision On Shoe Contract
Discuss NBA 31
Caitlin Clark Makes Decision On Shoe Contract
Father Of Transferring Colorado Player Takes Shot At Deion Sanders
Discuss NCAA Football 42
Father Of Transferring Colorado Player Takes Shot At Deion Sanders
Katherine Webb Goes Viral During UFL Game Saturday Afternoon
Discuss NFL 11
Katherine Webb Goes Viral During UFL Game Saturday Afternoon
Bruce Pearl's Daughter Appears To Respond To Auburn Player Leaving For Alabama
Discuss SEC Basketball 8
Bruce Pearl's Daughter Appears To Respond To Auburn Player Leaving For Alabama
Danica Patrick Shows Off Her Golf Swing By The Pool
Discuss NASCAR 26
Danica Patrick Shows Off Her Golf Swing By The Pool
logoFollow TigerDroppings for LSU Football News
Follow us on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram to get the latest updates on LSU Football and Recruiting.

Facebook•Twitter•Instagram
Back to top Sign In/Register
View in: Desktop
Privacy•Advertising•Contact•Terms
Copyright @2024 TigerDroppings.com. All rights reserved.
Turn on Dark Mode