Did the fiancée of a White Sox pitcher take their breakup public before his first MLB start?

Wednesday night was a big night for Chicago White Sox reliever Jace Fry, and for his fiancée Kelsi Blalock.

Fry, a 25-year-old lefty reliever, was making his first ever start in the majors. It was at the start of a bullpen game, and Fry has been a White Sox reliever for two seasons, but it’s still a big first for any pitcher. And just a few minutes before Fry was going to take the mound, Blalock posted a tweet — but it wasn’t the congratulatory tweet most people expected.

Everything seems fine until you get to the poop emoji. Because that is not a congratulatory tweet. That is a tweet that appears to announce a break up.

Blalock included several screenshots of Instagram posts in her tweet. The photos are of Blalock and Fry looking happy together and having fun, or of Fry on his own. But the captions appear to have been edited by Blalock before she took the screenshots. Otherwise, they don’t quite make sense. Here’s one of the Instagram posts Blalock included in her tweet.

The caption reads: “26th birthday at the ballpark: wasting another year of my life on a sociopath.” It was originally posted in June 2017, but the caption is more recent, since the comments are mostly wishing her a happy birthday and complimenting her on her A-plus pantsuit game. If she’d called her fiancée a “sociopath” back then, the comments would probably have mentioned that.

Here’s another Instagram post Blalock included in her tweet.

The caption has definitely been updated, because “Adorable!” isn’t really an appropriate comment when someone posts a photo with a caption that implies someone’s been cheating.

Blalock included two more photos from Instagram with edited captions, both with essentially accuse Fry of cheating on her. (Both have been scrubbed from Instagram.) That’s probably not what Fry expected to see when he finished his outing, in which he pitched one inning and was credited for the loss after allowing two hits and a homer in Chicago’s 10-2 defeat against Cleveland.

Blalock posted an explanation shortly after her initial tweet.

She seems to be taking everything in stride, though. Their wedding website is still active, and she’s enjoying looking through the RSVPs people have posted since she seemingly announced her break-up.

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Liz Roscher is a writer for Yahoo Sports. Have a tip? Email her at lizroscher@yahoo.com or follow her on Twitter at @lizroscher.

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