Baseball is typically the old man wagging his fist at the youngsters.
Not anymore.
On Friday, March 11, the league will host a “Snapchat Day” when players across the league will be permitted to use “SnapBat” selfie sticks—yes, that’s real—and smartphones in the dugout and bullpen.
This comes on the heels of a multiyear partnership agreement between the MLB and Snapchat.
Per Forbes.com contributor Maury Brown, Snapchat will cover Opening Day, the All-Star Game, playoffs, games and events, and have access to “exclusive behind-the-scenes content feature the game’s top players.”
Pablo Sandoval was disciplined for “liking” an Instagram post during a game last July. Get it out of your system now, Panda.
Next Friday, Snap away.
[Twitter, h/t Forbes]
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