Batting Stance Guy Does AL All Stars
Thursday, July 16th, 2009Yesterday, Batting Stance Guy did all of the National League All Stars. Today, he does all 23 American League all stars in about a minute. Too funny.
Yesterday, Batting Stance Guy did all of the National League All Stars. Today, he does all 23 American League all stars in about a minute. Too funny.
Batting Stance Guy appeared on David Letterman last night and was very funny. The better job, however, was outside the Ed Sullivan Theatre prior to his appearance when he did all National League hitters in about a minute. Take a look. Tomorrow we look at the winning American League All Stars.
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