Joe Maddon is at it again in spring training. This time, it's for a good cause.
A day after warming up by singing karaoke and "Gangnaming," Maddon and various members of the Cubs participated in the second annual "Respect Bald" event, where Maddon, players and even some fans shaved their heads to raise money for pediatric cancer research.
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.@Cubs go bald at 2nd annual #RespectBald event to support pediatric cancer research. https://t.co/LalGvOQv8f pic.twitter.com/be88w3fG6G
— MLB (@MLB) March 5, 2016
The first cuts have been made at the second annual Respect Bald event! ✂️ #LetsGive pic.twitter.com/RcvApPUuf8
— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) March 5, 2016
Hopefully Kyle Schwarber's power doesn't come from his hair.
Schwarber's looks...uhm... At least this is for a good cause! pic.twitter.com/I6c5Rj1CKe
— Michael Cerami (@Michael_Cerami) March 5, 2016
Even Steve Wilkos made an appearance. Even though he didn't have any hair to shave.
Steve's at the @cubs 2nd annual Respect Bald event with Joe Maddon and closer Hector Rondon! pic.twitter.com/86jF7KGoSC
— Steve Wilkos Show (@SteveWilkosTV) March 5, 2016
Credit to the Cubs and Maddon for finding new ways to keep things light in Mesa while being good community members. But they might want to invest in some warm hats when they're playing in freezing Chicago come April.