The Tampa Bay Rays and Walmart have found themselves in the middle of a playful Twitter spat.
Things started on Oct. 17 when CBS Sports reporter Pete Blackburn retweeted and commented on a tweet calling him the "Walmart version of Andy Dalton," quarterback for the Cincinnati Bengals, by a Twitter user.
“I....I think this guy is saying I look like Andy Dalton? ....and I'm a worse-looking version of Andy Dalton?” Blackburn wrote on Twitter.
The next day is when Walmart got involved telling Blackburn:
To which the Tampa Bay Rays Twitter account fired back with, “watch your tone, Wally World.”
A second Twitter user joined the conversation saying that the Rays v Walmart is "peak 2019" and that he was "here for it!'
Walmart who takes a very active approach on Twitter was quick to deliver another blow to the Rays.
“Probably won’t need to be here long-- the Rays have already gone home 😉,” they said in a tweet.
Though, it does seem that the Rays did get in the last word in on Tuesday night, for now.
Will this back-and-forth continue through the week? Who will officially get the last word?
I guess we all will just have to wait and see.
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