A Former MLB Pitcher Got Roasted For His Terrible Take On J.R. Smith Going Shirtless

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If you’re a baseball fan, you’ll probably remember Jason Isringhausen as a former Cardinals closer who was a two-time All Star selection. If you’re not a baseball fan, you’ll likely now recognize him as a guy with bad takes on celebrating shirtless.

The 43-year-old Isringhausen took to Twitter to share his thoughts on several Cavs’ players shirtless antics during the team’s championship parade through Cleveland on Wednesday.

Oh shocking, a Cardinals bro talking about class! Oh no, grown man nipples … won’t somebody please think of the children!

One could assume that this tweet is, in large part, pointed at J.R. Smith, who basically hasn’t worn a shirt since Cleveland’s Game 7 victory over the Warriors. To suggest that Smith’s parade showcase was anything less than amazing is an objectively horrible opinion. He Lion King’d a small child, for goodness sake.

Thankfully, the people of Twitter did good letting Isringhausen know that his take was trash.

Isringhausen later deleted the tweet and J.R. Smith kept on living his best life. At least Isringhausen didn’t write this, though. That would’ve been way worse.

(Via Deadspin)

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