During a 162-game regular season, there’s a chance that things may get a little stale in a Major League Baseball clubhouse.
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What do those four numbers mean or come from?
Rapper Fetty Wap joined Eminem and Lil Wayne as the only rappers to have multiple hits in the top 10 charts and now he aims to add another new track to the list titled, “I Wonder.” One team has trouble staying positive while the other turns everything into a game.
Royals center fielder Lorenzo Cain, one of the more creative 1738 droppers and believed to be the originator of the challenge (see below), has adopted “Trap Queen” as his walk-up song, further demonstrating the team’s affinity for the catchy song.
In case you aren’t familiar with the reference, Fetty Wap is a rapper and “1738” is a verse in his recent hit single “Trap Queen”. Only the newest entrant, Fetty Wap’s “My Way”, boasts more sales points than streams.
The real story is that the Royals players are having fun by using 1738 in the most ridiculous ways when answering questions from the media.
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“If Remy Martin gives endorsement deals to any Royals players, I just want a finder’s fee that covers my credit-card debt”, McCullough told Vice Sports on Wednesday.
