Published: January 8,2015
Much of the country was shivering through a chilly, blustery afternoon, so one Major League Baseball franchise decided to swing for the fences.
Employees with the San Diego Padres were enjoying a picture-perfect, 66-degree afternoon in Southern California when a social media coordinator decided it was the perfect time to shoot off the following tweet to The Weather Channel:
Shots fired, Padres.
(MORE: Floridians Are Seriously Complaining About Their Cold Weather)
Soon after, other MLB teams jumped into the mix.
The Cleveland Indians, located in a city where Thursday afternoon's temperatures didn't make it out of the teens and snow showers were reported, didn't have any use for an ice-cold lemonade.
Needless to say, many residents affected by the cold blast were also not pleased to see the Padres basking in the sun and the glory of missing this wintry event, and they were sure to let the team know.
There could be new rivalries brewing in Major League Baseball, and they might be due to the Arctic blast.
MORE: Images of the Arctic Blast
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