Finally, someone’s iPhone died while broadcasting a Tampa Bay Rays game.
Why would that happen? Because the Rays have a guy on the team named Jose Siri.
And yes, his last name is pronounced the same as “Siri” on the iPhone.
So when Boston Red Sox announcer Joe Castiglione was introducing the Rays’ Siri during his Saturday at-bat, it brought his iPhone to life.
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On May 31, 2023, Tampa Bay Rays guard Jose Siri was congratulated for hitting a two-run homer against the Cubs at Wrigley Field in Chicago. (Nuccio Dinuzzo/Getty Images)
The people at the booth cheered involuntarily.
“Wait a minute, did you hear me? Siri!” Mr. Castiglione said.
Legendary Red Sox radio anchor Joe Castiglione throws the first pitch during a game against the Cleveland Guardians in Boston on July 28, 2022. (Matt Stone/Media News Group/Boston Herald via Getty Images)
“Siri, I’m not asking you,” he continued on the phone. “no this Siri, or Siri! “
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A native of Hamden, Connecticut, he has been called up to Sox games since 1983, helping Boston win four World Series titles.
But this is definitely one of his most memorable moments.
Fans pass Rays Jose Siri posters on the concourse before a Detroit Tigers game at Tropicana Field in Tampa, Florida on March 30, 2023. (Mike Carlson/MLB Photo via Getty Images)
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Ironically, Siri made a diving catch to win Game 2 of the Rays’ doubleheader against Boston.