Rich

The Cardinals, obviously, leading this charge.

But other teams in on the movement.

The Tampa Bay Rays, the Mariners, the Phillies.

Small groups of shirtless fans have been seen.

Detroit hopping on this.

Anaheim Angels have a section that they've spotted people doing this.

A whole section, yeah.

Seattle Mariners are on board.

Other cities that you're seeing little glimpses.

They're saying maybe even the Yankees are on board with this.

So could this be a league-wide thing where everyone's just taking their shirt off?

Listen, I'm not the type of guy that's going to a stadium, taking my shirt off.

I don't think most grown men are.

But I do think this is great for baseball.

And I think what I love is during that walk-off for the Cardinals, while rounding first base...

gave a little, how do you do, a little wave to the shirtless fans.

I think the players and the teams have to acknowledge this.

You know how the Mets, and of course I'm going to bring it back to the Mets, but you know how the Mets have acknowledged their seven-line army?

They all wear orange and red.

The organization has acknowledged this is a grassroots fan group that sort of took over an outfield place.