MLB Fans Are Roasting Adam Schefter for Idiotic Non-Opening Day Tweet
By Jerry Trotta

Tom Hanks' famous line from "A League of their Own" in which he stated "there's no crying in baseball" is still iconic, but it's simply irrelevant on a day like today.
Thursday was supposed to mark Opening Day of the 2020 MLB season. Of course, the coronavirus outbreak has put things at a standstill, so the normally-celebrated holiday is on hold. We probably speak for most people when we say that adjusting to life without live sports has been brutal.
Most folks in that group surely understand that there's no place for tasteless jokes about the Opening Day that never was, right? For the most part, yes...except NFL insider Adam Schefter.
Opening Day!
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 26, 2020
Or not....
Schefter, no! Of all the fools we had pegged to crack wise at this unfortunate reality, you came nowhere close to gracing that list.
Twitter didn't disappoint here, as a flock of shocked fans rightfully roasted the prominent NFL news-breaker.
Assault.
— PFTCommenter (@PFTCommenter) March 26, 2020
That assessment is spot on. Schefter unsettled so many delicate nerves of baseball fans here.
Some tweeters just called it like it is.
Huge L Shefty
— ScHoolboy Q Angel’s Burner (@MillzJohnny) March 26, 2020
It may not be in Schefter's forte, but he has no choice but to accept defeat here.
— ScHoolboy Q Angel’s Burner (@MillzJohnny) March 26, 2020
That seems a little harsh, but we'll definitely settle for Schefter stubbing his toe on the edge of a dresser.
This was cold pic.twitter.com/DHflTVXhMa
— Jobin-Sad (@UGotItJobin) March 26, 2020
Wrong on so many levels. Read the room!
We expect better from a reporter of Schefter's billing. Hopefully he learned his lesson.