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'Stay Loose and Sexy,' Philadelphia Phillies' band? Brandon Marsh ignites hopes

damon c. williams, bucks county courier times
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Jason Kelce, Jordan Mailata, Lane Johnson and the rest of the Philadelphia Eagles' who performed on the classic benefit album, "A Philly Special Christmas Special," may not be the only Philadelphia athletes that can turn a tune.

Could members of the Philadelphia Phillies also create their own rock band?

Brandon Marsh dubs Phillies' band 'Stay Loose and Sexy'

Phillies outfielder Brandon Marsh, mic'ed up for the Phillies - San Francisco Giants game on Sunday, May 5 on ESPN, was asked by color commentator Karl Ravech about his team picks for a band.

Ravech asked while Marsh was in the field during the top of the third inning, with the Phillies and Giants tied at 1.

Marsh seemed to give the question serious thought.

"If you had to start a rock band, who would you take from the team," Ravech asked, "and what's the band's name?"

"Oh, my gosh," Marsh responded. "I'd take Garrett Stubbs, Kyle Schwarber and I'd take [Cristian] Pache. Oh, but what's the name? 'Stay Loose and Sexy,' baby."

ESPN posted a clip of the exchange on its page on X, the social platform formerly known as Twitter:

Social media reacts to Marsh's 'Stay Loose and Sexy' moniker, want album

Baseball fans on social media were quick to pick up on Marsh's theoretical band name, and created several memes of what an album cover would look like, while demanding an actual product.

Members of the Philadelphia Phillies Fans Group on Facebook also responded to Marsh's joke with several memes imagining the band:

Other fans imagined their reaction to attending a "Stay Loose and Sexy" concert:

Other Phillies' fans were demanding "Stay Loose and Sexy" T-shirts:

The Philadelphia Phillies Fan Group | Someone needs to make a "Stay Loose and Sexy" shirt😂 | Facebook

We may never actually see a debut album from "Stay Loose and Sexy," but Ravech thanked Marsh for being such a good sport:

Damon C. Williams covers trending and regional developments for PhillyBurbs.com. Support our journalism with a subscription.

This article originally appeared on Bucks County Courier Times: Brandon Marsh coins 'Stay Loose and Sexy' as Phillies band name