A series of divisive political ads running ahead of this year's midterm elections have been roiling baseball fans during the MLB playoffs.
On Wednesday, an anti-immigration ad attributed to a group called Citizens for Sanity ran several times on FS1 and local FOX channels during Game 2 of the NLCS between the Phillies and Padres.
The commercial blamed Senate Democrats for a recent deadly stabbing incident on the Las Vegas Strip over what it claimed was their refusal to vote for tougher immigration laws.
The "stabbing spree" ad was one of several anti-migrant commercials commissioned by Citizens for Sanity throughout the MLB playoffs, including during the Padres-Dodgers NLDS.
A separate commercial which ran during that series prompted an article by Michael Hiltzik of The Los Angeles Times, who reported that former aides to President Trump, including controversial Senior Advisor Stephen Miller, were behind the "unbelievably racist" ads created by Citizens for Sanity.
Meanwhile the commercials did not seem to go over very well on social media, where many users complained that the ads were bigoted and out of place during a baseball broadcast:
Citizens for Sanity needs to get its ugly racist ads off my TV
— kansas insider sarah kelly (@thesarahkelly) October 19, 2022
The juxtaposition of all the commercials pandering to Latino viewers and the racist Citizens For Sanity ads
— Clare “La Miss” Luebbert (@clare_luebbert) October 19, 2022
Hey @MLB, what's with the racist ads from "Citizens for Sanity"? Do you know who your players and audience are?
— Jerry 🍨 (@js_edit) October 19, 2022
I’m willing to pay for your therapy, @citizens_sanity
— Sixto Lezcano (@mleif) October 19, 2022
ACTUAL insanity that the despicable Citizens for Sanity ad features a Las Vegas stabbing while ignoring that the largest mass shooting in US History (which is saying something) took place in Vegas and EVERY SINGLE REPUBLICAN has voted against every gun law in the last 20 years.
— Matt the Dad (@SubOptimalDad) October 19, 2022
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