A ‘horse’ showed up to White Sox’s dog promotion

SHARE A ‘horse’ showed up to White Sox’s dog promotion
dog.jpg

This huge dog had a good view of the White Sox game.

Last year the White Sox set a Guinness World Record for the number of dogs at a sporting event. This year they might have broken the record for the largest dog in attendance.

As the TV cameras panned the crowd on Wednesday during the team’s “Dog Day” promotion, one canine stood out above all the rest — way above the rest.

Looking more like a shetland pony and taking up a three-seat area, the Clifford-like dog had announcers Jason Benetti and Steve Stone marveling.

‘Dog Day’ night. This dog is way to massive.😲 https://t.co/yyJXDgdXNq @MLB @whitesox pic.twitter.com/8Q1FsX9PUs — ALLWIN568 (@allwin568) September 8, 2017

Stone: “There is a gigantic hound.”

Benetti: “Oh, my goodness!”

Stone: “He probably has eaten a few of the smaller hounds before the proceedings tonight.”

Stone, proving why he’s one of the best color commentators in all of sports, showed his versatility and pointed out that the big dog is likely an Irish Wolfhound, “the largest of all dogs.”

Comparing the huge dog to most of the lap dogs in attendance, Benetti referred to the canine as a “table dog” and said, “you could eat Thanksgiving dinner off its back.”

But this tweet said it all.

The Latest
Despite getting into foul trouble, which limited him to just six minutes in the second half, Shannon finished with 29 points, five rebounds and two assists.
Cowboy hats, bell-bottoms and boots were on full display Thursday night as fans lined up for the first of his three sold-out shows.
The incident occurred about 3:40 p.m. near Minooka. The horse was successfully placed back into the trailer, and the highway reopened about 40 minutes later. No injuries were reported.
The Hawks conceded the game’s only two goals within the first seven minutes and were shut out for the 12th time this season in a 2-0 defeat Thursday.