If you’re an avid baseball fan, you know it’s entirely possible — even plausible — that you’ll get to see something new on a day-to-day basis. That’s just the nature of the game.
For those tuning into the Cincinnati Reds-Colorado Rockies game on Sunday afternoon, that was precisely what happened.
As the game moved into the sixth inning, a random bird found its way into the Fox Sports Ohio broadcast booth. And after the Reds scored three runs to trim the score to 6-4, sportscaster Thom Brennaman decided the mini-rally was a result of the bird’s presence and subsequently decided to interview it.
No, that is not a joke. Brennaman legitimately conducted a five-minute interview with a bird that seemed entirely too comfortable with the entire situation while someone else provided a voice-over.
Interviewing a bird … We’ve now seen it all.
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— MLB (@MLB) May 21, 2017
Unfortunately for both the Reds and the bird, the rally was short-lived. Cincinnati failed to score another run as the Rockies went on to close out a 6-4 victory.
But hey, at least everyone got to see a bird interviewed on live television. When was the last time you could say you witnessed that?
