White Sox anger fans with lame first pitch pick for ALDS Game 3 after writers tease huge name
📍 Where it landed
The White Sox' choice for the ALDS Game 3 first pitch was met with fan criticism, with many expressing disappointment after speculation had suggested a more high-profile guest. Actor Belmont Cameli, a Naperville native, ultimately threw out the first pitch. The story quieted after the game, with no further developments reported.
Epilogue added 2h ago, after coverage quieted.
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White Sox anger fans with lame first pitch pick for ALDS Game 3 after writers tease huge name Fox News · 22d ago broke it first
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