Writer and Wife of Sean Doolittle Destroys Astros Fan on Twitter Over Weak Explanation for Scandal
By Scott Rogust

The Houston Astros remain the talk of Major League Baseball, but for all the wrong reasons these days. The defending American League champions are under the proverbial microscope after a bombshell report asserted they've used cameras at Minute Maid Park to steal signs, feeding them to a screen near the dugout.
On Sunday, a new update on the saga was revealed. In the Astros' 2017 World Series DVD, there are images of their supposed sign-stealing setup that was described by all the reports.
Just absurd pic.twitter.com/ZnU8iXjaQc
— The Yankee Report (@YankeeReport_) November 17, 2019
Molly Knight of The Athletic replied to the tweet, asking where the photo came from.
However, there was one snarky and annoyed Astros fan who claimed this is simply the MLB replay guy who's taking down the "monitor." But not without mentioning that Jose Altuve was staying late to sign autographs for fans, because that totally relates to Knight's question.
It’s the MLB reply guy who sits IN The tunnel watching live feed with another rep taking down the monitor after a game ... Altuve always stays after to sign autos and is the last one out .., but y’all go off
— B (@BritniB714) November 17, 2019
Eireann Dolan, writer, television personality and (important for this story) wife of Washington Nationals reliever Sean Doolittle, stepped into the conversation to let this misinformed Astros fanatic know that monitors are held in the video rooms of clubhouse, not in the tunnel.
But the fan continued to defend her team, saying that the replay guy isn't allowed in the clubhouse. Huh?
They are most definitely not permitted in the club house, it is him
— B (@BritniB714) November 17, 2019
Dolan continued to say that video staff watches game broadcasts in the aforementioned room in the clubhouse, but stressed that all replay montiors are in New York.
But the fan was still adamant in her defense, arguing vociferously that an MLB employee is always located in the tunnel.
There is an official MLB employee in the tunnel and in the dugout
— B (@BritniB714) November 18, 2019
No matter what accurate info Dolan brought to the table, the fan simply wasn't hearing it.
That video was from 2019 ...
— B (@BritniB714) November 18, 2019
The Twitter user then posted a rule that supposedly backed her defense, which actually supported Dolan's explanation.
We're not sure "Britni" knew who she was dealing with.
IN THE CLUBHOUSE. Not the dugout, not the tunnel off the dugout. The clubhouse. This is exasperating. Enjoy your evening.
— Eireann Dolan (@EireannDolan) November 18, 2019
Growing tired, Dolan wished the Astros fan a good evening, but not without trolling her with a photo of herself holding a Nationals "2019 World Series Champions" flag. The 'Stros fan invited her on a tour of Houston prior to deleting her tweet, and, well...
I’ve been, thank you. pic.twitter.com/I35Ul4NCG5
— Eireann Dolan (@EireannDolan) November 18, 2019
Arguing with an Astros fan on Twitter proved to be exhausting for Dolan, but she delivered one final haymaker to win the debate