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Nothing Was The Same for Carlos Beltran… pic.twitter.com/ju9nRkHcdg
— DraftKings (@DraftKings) August 29, 2016
Baseball dugouts are bizarre places. With a long, slow-moving game going on in the background, peloteros have to find a way to pass the time. So maybe it’s not totally surprising that in the dugout – as the Texas Ranger faced off against the Houston Astros – Carlos Beltrán was basically cosplaying as a Lego character. The usually bald Puerto Rican’s outfielder suddenly appeared to have a full head of jet black hair that most definitely looked like it had been drawn on with a Magic Marker.
Since his hair made its debut on Sunday, people have compared Beltran to spray-on hair advocates Carlos Boozer and Ray Lewis. So far, he hasn’t commented on the hilarious hair style. But some theorize he did it to poke fun at another player. Baseball analyst Jim Duquette said Beltrán is doing it for the lulz.
Truthfully, his motives don’t matter, because the end result is still enjoyable and still gave Twitter plenty to talk about. Check out some of the best reactions below:
Nothing Was The Same for Carlos Beltran… pic.twitter.com/ju9nRkHcdg
— DraftKings (@DraftKings) August 29, 2016
Carlos Beltran rocking a 1940s NFL helmet. that can't be an attempt at hair.
— Prawn Marion (@Mariannoo) August 29, 2016
Need a Two Carlos' 30 for 30, about Carlos Beltran and Carlos Boozer both drawing their hair on in Sharpie.
— spellcheck (@_baback) August 29, 2016
Carlos Beltran got the Carlos Boozer sharpie haircut. pic.twitter.com/AQqPtL9yOx
— NBA Memes (@NBAMemes) August 29, 2016
Carlos Beltran Has Cured Baldness, And All He Needed Was A Sharpie https://t.co/UxPvGpQhq9 pic.twitter.com/LZMtblxd8n
— Baseball is Fun (@flippingbats) August 29, 2016
Paint-on hair is a thing thanks to Carlos Beltran! Considering different looks… https://t.co/MgC5VBPW5u pic.twitter.com/SuOVBdHuWH
— Jeff Macke (@JeffMacke) August 29, 2016
Carlos Beltran's hair should be smearing in this heat. pic.twitter.com/l82cAZMXaA
— Dallas Wendling (@DallasWendling) August 28, 2016