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Orioles Chris ‘Crush’ Davis quit Twitter before All-Star break

The Orioles infielder and Major League Baseball home run leader said Twitter "wasn’t my cup of tea.”

Chris Davis and his dog, Sampson.

Baltimore Orioles first baseman Chris Davis, better known as “Crush” Davis around the MLB for his league-leading 37 home runs, quit Twitter before the All-Star break.
Davis said he tried Twitter for a year, but that it wasn’t his “cup of tea,” reports the Baltimore Sun.
Read the full story at the Baltimore Sun.
And here’s a BuzzFeed post about 15 things that makes Chris Davis so awesome, as well as “your new favorite slugger.”

Companies: BuzzFeed / X (formerly Twitter)

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