Charlie Sheen taunts Indians as they fall behind in World Series Game 6 vs. Cubs
Sheen isn't happy he wasn't asked to throw out the first pitch
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The Cleveland Indians fell behind the Chicago Cubs early in Game 6 of the 2016 World Series.
Naturally, actor Charlie Sheen -- evidently smarting from not being asked to throw out a ceremonial first pitch despite his portrayal of fictional Indians pitcher Rick Vaughn in the film "Major League" -- chose this time to air his grievances with the team. Here's what Sheen tweeted:
who ever is
— Charlie Sheen (@charliesheen) November 2, 2016
idiotically guilty of
preventing me from
throwing out the 1st pitch,
in any of these home gms,
well,
jus sayin.
©99
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Why Sheen thinks his presence would've changed or anything -- and why he chose to channel his inner Frank O'Hara to present that message is anyone's guess. It's a little clearer why MLB and the Indians steered away from having Sheen involved in the pregame ceremonies. Consider, you know, Sheen's
-- including multiple domestic violence incidents.
Nonetheless, expect Sheen to react in an even pettier way if the Indians' misfortune continues.
