The giant whirligig that is the Home Run Sculpture at Marlins Park didn’t move an inch, light up, spray water, or go through any of its usual gyrations when Lewis Brinson homered in Tuesday’s first inning.
Nope, it just remained motionless, raising this question: is the mechanical sculpture on its final leg?
Marlins CEO Derek Jeter, for one, is no fan of it.
Nor are a lot of fans and at least one former player (Giancarlo Stanton), who think the contraption should be done away with.
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