Andrew McCutchen is sick of being on the skin wanting in.

Mockingly, the previous Philadelphia Phillies outfielder used a SpongeBob joke about being caught inside to visualise that sentiment.

On Thursday, the fan-favorite MLB veteran tweeted this in style meme:

He made it even funnier by including Simon & Garfunkel’s “The Sound of Silence” to it. The tune has turn out to be in style for unlucky baseball moments, because of its “Whats up, Darkness, my previous buddy,” lyrics.

For instance:

The place will former Phillies outfielder Andrew McCutchen signal when the MLB lockout ends?

As a free agent, the lockout must be much more isolating for McCutchen than his former teammates, as he’s unable to signal with a staff till it ends.

Nonetheless, the 35-year-old outfielder might need higher luck when the lockout ends, because the league and gamers’ union have agreed to deliver the Designated Hitter again to the Nationwide League. The change opens up McCutchen’s market significantly, as the previous Gold Glover struggled defensively in 2021, however continued to slug.

McCutchen hit for one of many lowest averages in his profession, however raised his on-base and slugging percentages and OPS from 2020, and hit 27 residence runs, his most in a season since 2017; he even hit a grand slam for the primary time since 2017.

Nonetheless, regardless of his stable offensive season, the Phillies elected to purchase out his membership choice somewhat than decide it up, so he stays one in every of many at the moment untethered gamers. They appear set on making adjustments to their outfield, however it’s unhappy to see McCutchen go. Along with his bat, he introduced nice power to an in any other case somewhat-dispassionate clubhouse.

As to his alternative, we’ll have to attend and see what the post-lockout world brings.