Lt. governor asks for help with Brady's missing jersey, Texas Rangers step up
There's still a little time before Rangers' pitchers and catchers have to report, you know
By
Jared Dubin
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1 min read
You might have heard that the jersey Tom Brady wore during Super Bowl LI went missing after the game. While Brady is waiting for someone to let him know if the jersey ends up on eBay, Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick tried to give Brady some help.
He put out a call to the people of Texas -- and the Texas Rangers -- to help Brady find his missing property, which Patrick says is very valuable.
The Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has weighed in on Tom Brady's missing jersey, asking for help from the Texas Rangers pic.twitter.com/3iuKO2n6kI
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) February 6, 2017
Needing no more a call to arms than a mere tweeted press release, the Texas Rangers decided to step up. Only, well ... look.
@RapSheet On it.
— Texas Rangers (@Rangers) February 6, 2017
I'm guessing that's not exactly what Patrick had in mind.
















