Growing up, there was nothing quite like attending a Phillies vs. Pirates game and experiencing the joy of the legendary 'poop games'. These games weren't just simple additions to the match; they were an integral part of every fan's experience, filled with laughter, excitement, and that unique sense of camaraderie that baseball brings. They were the moments that transcended mere sport, becoming cherished memories that brought people together—families, friends, and rival fans alike.

Baseball is more than just a game; it's about tradition, history, and the heartwarming nostalgia that connects generations of fans. The poop games exemplified exactly this, creating a bond between spectators, regardless of which team they supported. For years, fans of both the Phillies and the Pirates have eagerly anticipated these quirky intermissions. They served as a reminder that sports are meant to be fun—a break from the seriousness of the competition, reminding us of the pure delight found in the game.

Sadly, these beloved games have disappeared, leaving a noticeable void in the fan experience. Their absence is deeply felt by long-time attendees who grew up looking forward to these moments and by new fans who never got to experience the joy they brought. Bringing back poop games is not just about reviving a tradition; it's about keeping the spirit of baseball alive and maintaining the beloved rituals that make each game special.

We urge the management of both teams, as well as Major League Baseball, to consider the value these games add to the sport. Let's bring back the laughter, the joy, and the unity that these games represent. Sign this petition to bring back the poop games between the Phillies and Pirates, and help keep our baseball traditions alive for future generations to enjoy.