San Francisco Giants outfielder Hunter Pence gave a curse-filled postgame speech Thursday night after they clinched a playoff spot with a win over Milwaukee, and a good portion of it was broadcast on live TV.
CSN Bay Area reporter Amy Gutierrez was in the Giants locker room trying to get some interviews as Pence began his speech, so Gutierrez sent the camera towards Pence to listen in. That proved to be a big mistake, as Pence was dropping F-bombs left and right. After about 25 seconds, someone finally had the good sense to turn the microphone down and cut away, but the damage was done.
WARNING: Video contains NSFW language. Not for the kids.
Broadcast network censors: They never seem to be around when you need them.
Remember the Hunter Pence sign craze from not too long ago? Signs trolling Pence with silly phrases such as "Hunter Pence can't parallel park" and "Hunter Pence hates bacon"? Well, after this episode, we have something real to troll Pence about: Hunter Pence has a potty mouth!
DISCLAIMER: Holdout Sports does not condone this excessive foul language.
H/T Sports Grid.
CSN Bay Area reporter Amy Gutierrez was in the Giants locker room trying to get some interviews as Pence began his speech, so Gutierrez sent the camera towards Pence to listen in. That proved to be a big mistake, as Pence was dropping F-bombs left and right. After about 25 seconds, someone finally had the good sense to turn the microphone down and cut away, but the damage was done.
WARNING: Video contains NSFW language. Not for the kids.
Broadcast network censors: They never seem to be around when you need them.
Remember the Hunter Pence sign craze from not too long ago? Signs trolling Pence with silly phrases such as "Hunter Pence can't parallel park" and "Hunter Pence hates bacon"? Well, after this episode, we have something real to troll Pence about: Hunter Pence has a potty mouth!
DISCLAIMER: Holdout Sports does not condone this excessive foul language.
H/T Sports Grid.
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