Plouffe changing walk-up music to honor Chris Cornell
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Expect to hear some Soundgarden, Audioslave, or even Temple of the Dog when Oakland Athletics third baseman Trevor Plouffe comes to the plate Thursday at the Coliseum.
Chris Cornell - the lead singer of all three bands - committed suicide Thursday morning in his hotel room while on tour in Detroit, the medical examiner told The Associated Press.
As a way of honoring one of his musical idols, Plouffe will change his walk-up music.
I'm shook right now. RIP Chris. I'm changing my walk-up music tonight so we can hear your voice blaring through the Coliseum speakers again. pic.twitter.com/xesLkGhTcf
— Trevor Plouffe (@trevorplouffe) May 18, 2017
The Athletics welcome the Boston Red Sox for a four-game set beginning Thursday.
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