A lot of great things can be said about Dillon Dingler since he stepped into the role of primary catcher after Jake Rogers was injured. But perhaps the thing we are not talking about enough is: he has one of the best walkup songs of all time. Rocking out to Stevie Nicks Edge of Seventeen from her iconic album Bella Donna. Theres just something incredibly catchy and unmistakable about those opening chords. How Dingler came to find the song isnt clear, but man, I love hearing it every time he comes to the since, perhaps, Ian Kinsler walked up to Superstition by Stevie Wonder a song selection that was genius on multiple levels, because of the superstition of having a walkup song Dillon Dingler Jersey, and because Wonder was born in Michigan has a Tiger picked such a distinctive todays open thread is actually a twoparter. What is your favorite walkup song a baseball player has ever used, and if you were selecting your own, what would it be? My goto answer for the latter has always been The Chain by Fleetwood Mac, but I feel like this season I might have been cheeky and selected something like Pink Pony Club by Chappell would you select? And what has been your favorite to overhear at games? Mickey Stanley Jersey