News about Anthony Bass

In May, the right-handed reliever shared a letter on Instagram urging Target and Bud Light to protest anti-LGBT+ protests for the LGBTQ+ group for support. The sale of LGBTQ+ products is described as "evil" and "demonic" in the article, with both businesses recently releasing advertisements to help the community. The Blue Jays' decision to designate him for the assignment came just hours before the franchise's first two Pride nights at Rogers Centre, with Toronto hosting the Minnesota Twins on Friday.

As the Blue Jays continue their Pride Month festivities, bassist LeZlie Lee Kam's ceremonial first pitch before Friday's game against Minnesota. In his last two home appearances since his release prior to a game against the Milwaukee Brewers on May 30, the right-hander has been booed by Toronto fans. 'I totally get that,' Bass said. A lot of self-reflection.' I just want them to know that I'm working hard on myself.'

Anthony Bass of the Toronto Blue Jays apologised on Tuesday for posting support for Target and Bud Light's anti-LGBTQ+ boycotts on social media. Bass pleaded for others to encourage the American companies to shout out for the LGBTQ+ group on Monday in a post on his Instagram stories. Both businesses are struggling as a result of those campaigns, which have included hostile and homophobic criticisms as well as calls from LGBTQ+ activists to avoid working with anti-LGBTQ+ organizations.

A passenger on a commercial plane has been caught yelling and swearing at the parents of a child who won't stop crying. The epic tantrum, not the toddler's, left other passengers in hysteria as he screamed and said the baby was screaming nonstop for 45 minutes before the Southwest Airlines plane landed in Orlando, Florida.

Anthony Bass, a Toronto Blue Jays pitcher, caused a fiercely fought discussion on social media this week and is now at the butt of jokes, sadly. On Sunday, Bass published a tweet photo of his two toddler daughters on a flight with popcorn strewn on the floor below, describing how a United flight attendant'made' his wife clean up. Bass received an ostensibly cheeky jibe from Houston announcer Geoff Blum, who said the Michigan man had arrived on the mound to 'try and clean it up.'

The epic tantrum, which was thrown by the grown man, had left Southwest passengers ecstatic as he screamed over the baby's cries for 45 minutes before being apprehended by immigration officials at the airport. Due to a bad weather front, the flight was forced into a holding pattern around Palm Beach, causing the young baby to start weeping. The video's creator is uncertain when it was recorded, but TikTok took it a day earlier and has earned 167,000 views. During his sweary tirade, directed at the parents of the shrieking child, the rowdy passenger said: We are in a f***ing tin can with a baby in a goddamn echo chamber and you wanna talk to me about being f***ing ok?' The southwest employee, trying to calm the situation, said, 'Ok, because you're screaming back...' But the man was quickly dismissed: 'So is the baby!'

After tweeting about a flight tragedy involving his wife and their two children, Toronto Blue Jays player Anthony Bass added to the ferocious discussion about plane etiquette this week. Despite being 22 weeks pregnant, the 35-year-old, who hails from Michigan but plays for the MLB team in Canada, admitted on Twitter how his spouse, who was traveling alone, had been'made' to clear up their kids' food mess. Caroline Kneitz, 34, who worked as an Emirates flight attendant for six years, told DailMail.com that he was correct for this and that it should be the cleaners' jobs to clean up the mess, not parents or cabin crew.

Jessie James Decker is speaking out in honor of her sister Sydney's latest ordeal with United Airlines. On Sunday, the 35-year-old country singer took to her Instagram Stories to slammed the airline. On Sunday, she was reacting after her sister Sydney Rae Bass, the Toronto Blue Jays' pitcher, pleaded on social media that United had compelled her pregnant mother to get on her hands and knees to clear up stray popcorn dropped by their daughter.

Plane etiquette is a contentious topic that continues to roll, but Toronto Blue Jays player Anthony Bass has reignited the debate after tweeting about his latest flight saga. On Sunday, the 35-year-old father from Michigan shared a picture of his two toddler daughters on a flight playing on electronic devices with popcorn strewn all over the ground. The sportsman - who was traveling alone with their two children - explained that the flight attendant 'just made my 22-week pregnant wife get up to pick up the popcorn mess by my youngest daughter's bare legs.' Are you kidding me?!?!'