MLB: What's on Kenny's Hand?
By Dustin Hockensmith and Steve "Supreme Commander" Cernak
Controversy marred last night's World Series game in the form of a foreign substance on Kenny Rogers' hand. Kenny said it was a clump of dirt, but we are doubtful.
The commissioner's office may ask us what we believe was on Kenny's hand. Our research indicates the following possibilities:
- poop
- bean dip
- blood from the camera man's nose
- stains of failure from his New York Yankees tenure
- some substance that has an evolutionary connection with his massive jaw
- sandpaper, which is suprisingly smoother than his six-day stubble
- hair dye from a Just For Men promotional packet
- grease from his brother Roy's restaurant
- poop
- a skin deformity from touching the toxic sludge in Jim Leyland's ashtray
- palm hair from excessive masturbation
- a stain from high-fiving a fake black guy
- Magglio Ordonez's jeri-curl activator
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