SAUCE CLUBHOUSE ERUPTS IN SCANDAL

 

St. Louis, MO --In a pro-active move to quiet the rumors concerning substance abuse in his clubhouse, manager Ronald McDonald launched an investigation earlier this week.

 

McDonald was surprised to find out that over half of his players were found to be addicted to Big Mac Sauce or "the juice" as it is commonly called. McDonald said that his investigation revealed players were smuggling the substance into the clubhouse in paper sacks bearing the "McDonald's" logo. McDonald stated that 2B Bret Boone's failure to ask an adoring fan, "Do you want fries with that autograph?" led him to believe the second baseman had the most serious problem. McDonald found the cesspool to be deeper than he suspected when former players Damian Miller and Tim Salmon admitted to taking the juice through IVs after games. "I don't understand it," McDonald stated, "that crap is for those cheap bastards who can't afford a real hamburger. That whore Wendy must have something to do with it."

 

In a related story, Slug Sauce trainer Grimace has been fired.  Apparently, while repairing pitcher Kevin Brown's elbow in the off-season, he replaced the ace's entire elbow with a Six-piece McNugget.  The trainer claims stress related to allegations that he was romantically involved with the gay dinosaur "Barney" led to his poor performance.

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