Cardinals starters find out how well they really know each other on this week's "Off the Bat from the MLB Fan Cave" airing Tuesday at 11pm ET/PT on MTV2
Shelby Miller, Michael Wacha and Adam Wainwright appear in-studio; Episode also features a "Day in the Life" with Giants All-Star Hunter Pence
Anchors of one of the best starting rotations in Major League Baseball, St. Louis Cardinals pitchers Shelby Miller, Michael Wacha and Adam Wainwright are the featured guests on this week's episode of "Off the Bat from the MLB Fan Cave," airing Tuesday night on MTV2 at 11:00 p.m. ET/PT.
Joining series hosts Sway, Chris Distefano and Melanie Iglesias at the MLB Fan Cave in New York City, the pitchers were tested to see just how well they know each other, covering everything from who has the meanest stare from the mound to who's the best dancer. In addition, the teammates competed in a game titled "Pitchers Pitching Pitchers into Pitchers," in which they tossed miniature baseball figurines into pitchers of water.
This week's episode also features a segment in which Distefano spends a "day in the life" with San Francisco Giants All-Star Hunter Pence. Pence shows Distefano his off-season home in Newport Beach, Calif., and they ride motorized scooters and eat an exceptionally healthy breakfast together, after which Distefano attempts to keep pace with Pence during an intense workout at the gym.
Previous episodes have featured David Ortiz - the series Executive Producer - as well as in-studio guests Bryce Harper, Adam Jones and CC Sabathia. Clips and full episodes can be seen here.
About "Off the Bat from the MLB Fan Cave:"
"Off the Bat from the MLB Fan Cave" is a weekly, 30-minute series with a 30 episode order that will be hosted from the MLB Fan Cave in New York City and airs every Tuesday night at 11pm ET/PT on MTV2. Each week, MLB players will be in-studio for interviews and segments with series hosts Sway, Fat Joe, Chris Distefano and Melanie Iglesias, spotlighting the stars' personalities and passions. Every episode of "Off the Bat from the MLB Fan Cave" will also feature on-location segments with players, diving deeper into their off-the-field interests that fans don't ordinarily see, whether it's a tour of their favorite restaurants or a look at their sneaker collection.