Red Sox pitcher Joe Kelly reserved some playoff tickets at Boston’s Monday night playoff game against the Cleveland Indians for presidential debate sensation Kenneth Bone.
Leaving you tickets to tonights game! https://t.co/sXcOUxdLBo
— Jk (@JosephKellyJr) October 10, 2016
The Red Sox lost to the Indians in a 4-3 battle, ending their season as well as the legendary career of David Ortiz, who is now officially retired.
Whereas Ortiz is beloved in Boston for his incredible 13-year run with the franchise, Ken Bone became a star overnight following the second presidential debate on Sunday. And Ortiz’ now former teammate, Joe Kelly, is a big fan.
— Jk (@JosephKellyJr) October 10, 2016
Bone was one of several guests at the town hall debate Sunday night that were chosen to ask the candidates a question. Bone asked the presidential nominees a question about energy policy, and for the brief time he was on-screen, he became an Internet sensation.
Can’t wait to see this 30 for 30 #KenBone #BoneZone pic.twitter.com/7LwZTjDKWA
— The Break Room (@BreakRoomShow) October 10, 2016
America’s favorite undecided voter #KenBone talks Twitter, adult films and Bill Clinton with @ClayTravis
READ: https://t.co/9RZqbPEiU0 pic.twitter.com/qoCK4TVYJx
— FOX Sports Radio (@FoxSportsRadio) October 11, 2016
Can he play cornerback? #KenBone pic.twitter.com/u7LmH43IFf
— CAR Panthers News (@CarPanthersNews) October 10, 2016
Ken Bone Thugs n Harmony #KenBone pic.twitter.com/b54Oyw7dVp
— Hayden Tobin (@DrinkMyKool_Aid) October 10, 2016
You vs. the man she told you not to worry about #KenBone pic.twitter.com/2Da9M3abf8
— corey sollie (@coreysollie) October 10, 2016
#KenBone is the American hero we didn't know we needed. https://t.co/keAN2iNhfc
— Vogue Magazine (@voguemagazine) October 11, 2016
You don't have to get ready…when you STAY Ready! #KenBone pic.twitter.com/psSgvevUaZ
— Cole Wright (@ColeWrightNFL) October 10, 2016