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Colbert takes over major league Twitter

Comedian Steven Colbert tweets more than box scores for MLB

 

Fernando Alfonso III

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Posted on Aug 5, 2011   Updated on Jun 3, 2021, 3:35 am CDT

Major League Baseball is in for a Friday they will never forget.

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After defeating the league Thursday night in their Break the Streak Challenge, political satirist and comedian Stephen Colbert won the keys to the official MLB Twitter account.

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“When I take over MLB, I’ll give fans what they want — lots of concession stand sales figures,” Colbert said on MLB.com.

Colbert will man the account through 11:59 p.m. Gird your loins and keep an eye on the Daily Dot for updates.

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*First Published: Aug 5, 2011, 11:48 am CDT

Fernando Alfonso III

Fernando Alfonso III served as an early Reddit and 4chan reporter and the Daily Dot’s first art director until 2016. He’s gone on to report at Lexington’s Herald-Leader and at the Houston Chronicle.

 
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