Ferris Bueller Crashes a Canadian Ball Game — With Cameron in Tow
“Hey batter, batter, swing!” If you just read that in Ferris Bueller’s voice, you’re in good company.
This weekend, Matthew Broderick and Alan Ruck — a.k.a. Ferris and Cameron from the ultimate ‘80s skip-day classic Ferris Bueller’s Day Off — dusted off their charm and surprised fans at Nat Bailey Stadium in Vancouver.
The duo took the mic during the seventh-inning stretch, belting out “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” for the Vancouver Canadians crowd. Nostalgia hit harder than a foul ball into the hot dog line.
Ferris Bueller’s Ball Game Off
The matchup itself? The AquaSox squeaked out a 3-2 win over the Canadians in extra innings. But let’s be honest — the real show was watching Ferris and Cameron back together, singing to a stadium full of people instead of lip-syncing in a parade float down Michigan Avenue.
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The Best Really Is Yet to Come
This isn’t the last time we’ll see the pair together. Broderick and Ruck are set to reunite on the big screen for a new film called The Best Is Yet to Come. Which feels about right — because clearly, these two still know how to steal a scene (even if it’s from a minor league ball team).
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