Bill Murray is opening up his Class A ballpark for eclipse watchers and thinks the world might end

Bill Murray is many things -- an actor, a singing Cubs fan, an engagement photo shoot crasher, a sailor -- but maybe most importantly (for our sake, anyway) he's co-owner of the Class A Charleston RiverDogs. Although the Yankees' affiliate doesn't have a game on Monday afternoon and can't join in on the "watch a game, see an eclipse" promotions happening at other Minor League ballparks, Murray is a man of the people and told MiLB.com's Ben Hill that the park will open up for anybody who wants to use the stands as their eclipse-watching theater:

Murray also seems to think the world might be ending. Good thing he has experience with that sort of thing.