August 14 2012; Baltimore, MD, USA; Boston Red Sox injured player David Ortiz (34) sits on the bench before a game against the Baltimore Orioles at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Mandatory Credit: Joy R. Absalon-USA TODAY Sports
Originally posted on Surviving Grady  |  Last updated 4/13/14

If you’re looking for something to take the sting out of yesterday’s Red Sox loss to the Yankees, look no further than Kenan Thompson’s take on Big Papi from last night’s SNL. It works. And I could totally see Ortiz doing the anti-depression ad campaign they reference. The post Best David Ortiz Impression Since Esther Rolle appeared first on Surviving Grady.

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