Seriously? OMG! WTF?

Patrick Renna is reuniting with some of his old friends from the Sandlot for a new show separate from their past.

According to Deadline, Dugout Dads will star Renna and Tom Guiry, Chauncey Leopardi, Marty York, Brandon Quintin Adams, Victor DiMattia, Shane Obedzinski, Grant Gelt, and Will Horneff will appear throughout the season.

DD deals with a dad who becomes a Little League coach and finds out the dads are more foul than any pitch their kids can hit.

“After years of coaching Little League, I’ve witnessed some truly epic meltdowns on the field, and it’s always the adults (I’d be lying if I said it was never me). I just knew those experiences had to become a show. What makes it even more special is that it’s bringing me back together with the cast of The Sandlot, guys I’ve shared a unique bond and brotherhood with for more than 30 years. It feels like a story I was meant to tell, with exactly the right people to tell it with,” Renna told Deadline.

The show is expected to debut later this year, with details to be announced in the near future.

Do you want to feel old? The movie Sandlot came out 33 years ago.

Do you want to feel even older? Do you want to see what the boys look like today? I will tell you that they do not look like kids anymore. I know it is because they are not kids anymore.

Anyways, Patrick “Ham” Renna shared a video of him and the Sandlot crew, Chauncey “Squint” Leopardi, Tom “Smalls” Guiry, Grant “Betram” Gelt, Victor “Timmy” DiMattia, Shane “Repeat” Obedzinski, Brandon “DeNunez” Quintin Adams, and Marty “Yeah-Yeah” York having a reunion at Benihana.

Since Mike “Benny” Vitar grew up to be a firefighter, it is probably smart that he wasn’t there because he would probably try to put out the grill.

Back to the team! Why can’t we get another Sandlot, but this time it is their kids playing, and them reminiscing like they did at the Japanese Teppanyaki restaurant?

I hope that Renna got a lot of money from Hershey’s to do that commercial for S’mores because the check that they stuck him with was not cheap.

 

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In 1993, Patrick Renna made S’mores with a toasty marshmallow in Sandlot, and people have been debating if that is how it should be done ever since. Some like it toasty, and others like it gooey.

After a third of a century, Hershey’s wants to settle the debate once and for all, so they got the actor and his son to answer the question. And that didn’t help things.

Therefore, they did some polling, and now we have the answer.

• Over two thirds (69%) of S’mores eaters are Camp Toasty. These consumers want to see the outside completely toasted, with 17% looking for some blackened char and 11% wanting the marshmallow on fire.
• One third (29%) of survey respondents are Camp Gooey, with the majority prioritizing an ooey gooey center for the ultimate s’mores experience.
• 2% represent people who either don’t want a marshmallow at all (1%) or those who say it “doesn’t matter” (1%).

I love my white marshmallows, black like my heart. How do you like your S’mores?

No matter whether you are Team Toasty or Team Gooey, spend the Summer in front of a campfire with graham crackers, marshmallows, and Hershey’s chocolate to make the yummiest sandwich!

Let’s be honest, we have all tried a diet. We go in all gung-ho and then don’t even make it to day two. Right?

Patrick Renna decided he was going to cut out cookies and shared his progress on social media. How did he do? As good as Donald Trump does at not making a fool of himself and the United States of America.

As in, The Sandlot star got two days in before he failed, tried again and failed, and made like Howard Cosell, if at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. And he is still trying. Because no matter how many times he was at bat, he kept striking out.

Hopefully, he will get to day four one of these days. But does he really have to? After all, cookies and chocolate are part of the basic food group!

Football season is back, and that means that people are watching the games on all of the channels that air them. Patrick Renna and his two friends are doing just that. So they created dances for each of the theme songs.

Which routine do you like the best? The one for Fox, NBC, CBS, ESPN, or NFL Network? I say they all scored a homerun; I mean touchdown.

BTW Who else thinks the NFL needs to hire them to create dances for all of the games?

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