Kellie
06-22-2009, 05:34 AM
John Cena was a guest on the Chicago Cubs game on WGN on Saturday.
Cena appeared in the booth in the top of the third inning. He was incorrectly referred to as a "three-time" champion for play-by-play guy Len Kasper.
Cena noted he was shocked to see All-Star Outfielder Alfonso Soriano do the You-Can't-See-Me gesture on TV. He told the story of how his little brother dared him to do it on TV.
The Illinois Lottery "Have a Ball" moment showed Soriano doing the gesture, and Cena doing stuff around Wrigley, including being chopped by a grounds crew guy. Kasper suggested Cena incorporate a move from Soriano, specifically his hop before catching a fly ball, which Cena said he would.
It was Cena's first time at Wrigley, and he thanked the Cubs and WGN for giving him the opportunity.
They showed some in-ring footage against The Miz and displayed the broadcast times for WWE Superstars on WGN America and WGN Chicagoland. Cena said he was the most nervous for anything he ever did when he threw out his first-pitch earlier that day. His pitch was a fastball up and away, although it did cut slightly back toward the plate.
It was a short four-minute interview, due to it being a 1-2-3 inning.
IW
Cena appeared in the booth in the top of the third inning. He was incorrectly referred to as a "three-time" champion for play-by-play guy Len Kasper.
Cena noted he was shocked to see All-Star Outfielder Alfonso Soriano do the You-Can't-See-Me gesture on TV. He told the story of how his little brother dared him to do it on TV.
The Illinois Lottery "Have a Ball" moment showed Soriano doing the gesture, and Cena doing stuff around Wrigley, including being chopped by a grounds crew guy. Kasper suggested Cena incorporate a move from Soriano, specifically his hop before catching a fly ball, which Cena said he would.
It was Cena's first time at Wrigley, and he thanked the Cubs and WGN for giving him the opportunity.
They showed some in-ring footage against The Miz and displayed the broadcast times for WWE Superstars on WGN America and WGN Chicagoland. Cena said he was the most nervous for anything he ever did when he threw out his first-pitch earlier that day. His pitch was a fastball up and away, although it did cut slightly back toward the plate.
It was a short four-minute interview, due to it being a 1-2-3 inning.
IW