Dodgers pitchers want Apple Watches from Clayton Kershaw
Apple unveiled its newest creation, the Apple Watch, on Monday and while lots of people would like the tech giant's latest gadget, its high price point has made many people scoff.
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Dodgers pitchers Brandon McCarthy and Brett Anderson are hoping they can avoid the hefty price tag by convincing Clayton Kershaw to use some of his $215 million contract on his teammates.
.@BMcCarthy32, If we make it out of Spring Training ok, you think @ClaytonKersh22 will buy us the Apple Watch?
— Brett Anderson (@BAnderson3737) March 9, 2015
.@BrettAnderson35 u made me break my Twitter hibernation to tell u no. Maybe @BMcCarthy32 will if he wins the ping pong tourney #nochance😂
— Clayton Kershaw (@ClaytonKersh22) March 10, 2015
“@stumitchellQB7: @BrettAnderson35 @BMcCarthy32 @ClaytonKersh22 The Apple Genius Bar is ready to help you... pic.twitter.com/vWynaClHli” 😭
— Clayton Kershaw (@ClaytonKersh22) March 10, 2015
@ClaytonKersh22 @BrettAnderson35 every one of those guys is thinking "ugh, baseball superstar AND he has better bangs than me"
— Brandon McCarthy (@BMcCarthy32) March 10, 2015
.@ClaytonKersh22 I see you haven't lost your touch when it comes to using emojis though.
— Brett Anderson (@BAnderson3737) March 10, 2015
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While it doesn't look like Kershaw will be splurging on the wearable technology for his staff mates, perhaps Anderson and McCarthy can save up and grab one of the $349 Sport variation instead of the $17,000 high end Edition.
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