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Phillies Rookie Hazing- 2011 Edition


Obviously, this was a bit easier to do after the Phillies defeated the Metropolitans by a score of 9-4 on Sunday to end their 8-game losing streak. As the Phillies traveled from New York to Atlanta, for the final series of the regular season, the annual rookie hazing costumes returned.

The image was brought to the world via the glorious Twitter account of Phillies outfielder Hunter Pence.

Pictured from left to right- team massage therapist Ichiro Kitano, catcher Erik Kratz, Justin De Fratus (kneeling), Joe Savery, Vance Worley, Michael Martinez, Michael Schwimer, Mike Stutes and Domonic Brown.

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Comments

OBC said…
that is phantastic!!
Jay Floyd said…
Yeah, this is always a highlight to the season.

Costumes seem to always get better too.

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