Via Kevin Kaduk at Big League Stew:
… Showing that he can rely on the elements in any situation, television survivalist Bear Grylls lit a baseball on fire before throwing it for the Los Angeles Dodgers’ first pitch on Thursday night. Why the “Man Vs. Wild” star did this is anybody’s guess, but it was worth it just to see Dodgers catcher Matt Treanor squirm behind the plate. …
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Rob McMillin
“No one has explained what a survivalist was seeking at that altitude.”
Anonymous
Lame.l
Blue-eyed Gal (Ellen)
Good to see he’s keeping busy after having his show canceled.
Next up: Bear Grylls demonstrates how to land a lucrative book tour in his race for survival…
Anonymous
Fail.
Kyle MacGregor
I can dig it.