Front Row Amy Steals Spotlight from Yankees Prospect Spencer Jones in MLB Debut

Front Row Amy dominated New York Yankees prospect Spencer Jones's Major League Baseball debut Friday at a Brewers home game.

The legendary Milwaukee Brewers fan, known for stealing the show from prospects, had Jones in her sights. He went 0-for-2 with a walk and two strikeouts that night, then hitless again Saturday with two more strikeouts. A family member called the pitcher throwing 104 mph "some dildo," greeting the 6-foot-7 outfielder.

Jones's debut followed a pattern for Front Row Amy. As one relative noted in the family chat, "Welcome to the bigs." Another added, "Definitely not in Double A anymore."

Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert appeared in girlfriend Madison Beer's "lovergirl" music video during the offseason. The clip shows the couple together, countering critics who say he should focus solely on football.

Herbert gives the NFL a real relationship to root for, the post argues. Beer delivers MVP-worthy performances herself. Chargers fans need not worry; his ease signals confidence despite recent shortfalls.

In college baseball, San Diego-area teams advanced to playoffs. Point Loma Nazarene University clinched the PacWest title and top playoff seed, beating opponents 9-4 in a doubleheader. San Diego State captured the Mountain West regular season crown with a Saturday comeback win over Nevada.

UC San Diego took third in the Big West. Cal State San Marcos earned the No. 2 seed in the CCAA. University of San Diego finished eighth in the WCC.

Lacrosse fan Mick in Atlantic Beach, NC, promoted the sport as fast-paced with high scores like 15-12, hockey-like contact and soccer-style play. NCAA tournament selection Sunday leads to conference finals, with semis May 25 and championship Memorial Day.

Gen X Warren M shared an early Memorial Day grill-out with Florida corn on the cob turned into Mexican street corn and cheeseburgers. Homebrew Bill sent grilled wings.

Reader George called the writer an idiot over a Hayden Panettiere article but vowed to skip future bylines.