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Non sports nerds take note: The “Boston Massacre” phrase has been used to describe a late-season sweep by the Yankees of the rival Boston Red Sox in 1978. That season culminated in a World Series championship for the Yankees.
This is what the Nike shirt referred to, but in light of the Boston Bombings and following intense manhunt, a blood splattered shirt seems a bit morbid and in bad taste. Just to show how quick a brand can react, Nike has pulled the shirts from their online stores and are recalling them from all physical locations as we speak. They took immediate action last week, right after the marathon, to remove the product.
ESPN’s Darren Rovell tweeted the news a few hours ago:
Nike says "Boston Massacre" shirt, which it pulled from stores, was not made recently sprts.bz/Y0spIf
— darren rovell (@darrenrovell) April 22, 2013
"Gold digging" shirts to celebrate the accomplishments of the strong female athletes in the Olympics. Uh-huh. They know what they're doing and they have known this since "Fuck gravity", which IMHO is the only shirt that worked well.
if you will, was when British Army soldiers shot into crowds March 5, 1770 in Boston.
