Notorious Ex-MLB Star Who Retired 27 Years Ago Mocks the Dallas Cowboys’ NFL Failure With His Ridiculous Stat

As the Super Bowl approaches, anticipation is reaching a fever pitch. Now that all four teams have been determined, it’s only a matter of time before the ultimate champion is crowned. However, the Dallas Cowboys, who have previously won five Super Bowls, have not made it to the Conference Championship in nearly 30 years. This season, the mighty Cowboys had an opportunity to change that, but unfortunately, their efforts were foiled by Brock Purdy, who amassed 214 yards and led the San Francisco 49ers to a 19-12 defeat of the Cowboys.

In the wake of the game’s outcome, former MLB slugger Lenny Dykstra, who first played for the New York Mets in 1985, made a sarcastic remark about the Cowboys’ continuous failure in the playoffs since their 1995 Super Bowl win, which also happened to be his penultimate MLB appearance with the Phillies.

It is no secret that Lenny Dykstra is a dedicated supporter of the Philadelphia Eagles, as evidenced by his frequent use of the hashtag “#FlyEaglesFly” in his tweets about the NFL. Dykstra had initially predicted that the Eagles and the Bills would face off in the Super Bowl final. However, with the Bills eliminated from the playoffs, the AFC conference championship will feature the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills. While the NFC will pit the San Francisco 49ers against the Philadelphia Eagles.