Minor league baseball’s State College Spikes sorry for hiring Corey Feldman for postgame concert
The State College Spikes, a minor league St. Louis Cardinals affiliate out of Happy Valley, has issued a public apology for '80s teen heartthrob Corey Feldman’s post-game performance on Sunday.
The State College Spikes, a minor league St. Louis Cardinals affiliate out of Happy Valley, has issued a public apology for '80s teen heartthrob Corey Feldman's post-game performance on Sunday.
Feldman's band, Coreys Angels, performed to a small crowd in State College following a Spikes game Sunday night alongside two women dressed as angels. And whatever he did, the Spikes are very, very sorry for it:
The State College Spikes would like to apologize to our fans for Corey Feldman's appearance last night at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park. While the nature of the appearance was not what we had anticipated for the evening, we would like to apologize to all fans who may have been offended by its content. We would also like to apologize to our fans for the appearance being so far below expectations.
We at the Spikes thank you for your support, and we pledge to present the best entertainment each and every night for the remainder of the 2015 season and beyond.
But what Feldman did to upset enough people to require an apology from the organizers is unclear. As USA Today notes, however, the crowd seemed "more bored than offended" by Feldman's odd performance. Which, judging by the above video, is the correct response.
Feldman, for his part, has not announced any regrets. Though, you can probably guess that they are numerous.
