I think the reactions to Gibby's dress comments have been way overboard.
His comments weren't really sexist. He thought the call that ended the game was ridiculous and so he came up with some other ridiculous s*** on the spot to mock the situation. Specifically, wearing a dress to a baseball game, which would be objectively ridiculous for numerous reasons like scraped up legs and what not. I mean women play baseball and they don't do it in dresses because again, objectively ridiculous. Like wearing tap shoes in a construction site or whatever.
Gibby never mentioned gender. His comments aren't any worse than him saying "Maybe tomorrow we'll come out wearing rollerblades!". It's not right for people to just assume because he said the word "dress" that he's talking about women. Quite frankly that's insentitive and discriminatory to men who wear dresses. The only people being sexist here are the ones accusing Gibby of sexism. Anyone offended by this needs to get off their high horse and take a look in the mirror at their closed minded, sexist, freakin face. The ironing is delicious. We don't know what's going on inside his head (Pillar at lead off?), but he's being painted as bad guy and it kinda sucks. Can't argue with him when he says people need to lighten up. Now if he had said "Maybe tomorrow we'll come out wearing dresses like a bunch of girls.", then whatever, string him up I guess.
We should all be offended by legit discrimination but I don't think that's what this was. The outrage here comes from people being unable, or unwilling to think critically for a second. It's like people are going out of their way to be upset about this. It isn't as bad as the Yunel eye black thing or KC playing "American Woman" during Synder's warm up. Though I guess the warm up song thing could have been a coincidence.