It’s World Series time and the Texas Rangers and St. Louis Cardinals are letting you know their top 10 favorite things about it in this video.
Here is the list:
1) Getting to meet the cast of Glee (ehhhh?)
2) Wearing official MLB licensed world series squirrel T-shirt
3) World Series shares (bling bling)
4) After it’s over, Derrick Holland will shave his ridiculous mustache
5) If you win, you might get to star in a chalupa commercial next year (see Brian Wilson)
6) Having a distraction from how bad your fantasy football team is doing
7) Talking to all the media on your off day (note the sarcasm)
8 ) Scott Feldman’s sweet post-season beard
9) Feeding sunflower seeds and chewing tobacco to squirrel at Busch stadium
10) The sweet, sweet odor of wearing a jersey soaked in champagne from 3 weeks ago
This should be a great world series!
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