'Name Her Daddy' host Alex Cooper faces loud boos at Cubs recreation

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The Chicago Cubs dismantled their Nationwide League Central rival St. Louis Cardinals on Sunday, however the Wrigley crowd nonetheless discovered one thing to boo.

After all, it's custom for a visitor to sing "Take Me Out to the Ball Sport" through the seventh-inning stretch at Cubs house video games – this time, it was Alex Cooper's flip.

Cooper is the host of "Name Her Daddy," the podcast that hit it large on Barstool Sports activities earlier than heading to Spotify after which SiriusXM.

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Cubs radio announcer Pat Hughes, left, braces his arms as podcaster Alex Cooper is hoisted by associates after singing "Take Me Out to the Ball Sport" through the seventh-inning stretch of a Cubs-Cardinals recreation on Sunday, July 6, 2025, at Wrigley Area. (John J. Kim/Chicago Tribune/Tribune Information Service by way of Getty Pictures)

She's an knowledgeable on the mic, however these abilities didn't translate, and the gang made it identified.

Cooper did say earlier than she started singing that the gang had "by no means seen one thing like this earlier than." She was proper.

Cooper was joined by two others within the sales space, and the gang was not impressed. They definitely did their finest to placed on a present – nonetheless, it apparently missed the mark.

The social media reactions have been priceless.

"What Alex Cooper did at Wrigley must be studied ceaselessly as a result of when you get boo’ed for ANYTHING whereas the #Cubs are beating the Cardinals by 11 runs you undoubtedly deserved it," one consumer wrote.

One other even stated that it was worse than Roseanne Barr's nationwide anthem efficiency.

Followers have fun the Chicago Cubs' win in opposition to the San Francisco Giants at Wrigley Area. (David Banks-Imagn Pictures)

Others weren't a lot kinder.

Cooper's latest cope with Sirius XM, signed in 2023, was price $125 million. She lately made surprising headlines when she accused her former Boston University soccer coach , Nancy Feldman, of sexual harassment.

The accusations have been made in a Hulu documentary, "Name Her Alex," the place she claimed Feldman "fixate on me far more than another teammate of mine," together with touching her leg and asking about her intercourse life.

The college issued an announcement final month, saying it has "zero-tolerance coverage for sexual harassment."

"Now we have a sturdy system of assets, help and workers devoted to scholar wellbeing and a radical reporting course of by means of our Equal Alternative Workplace," it stated in an announcement. "We encourage members of our group to report any issues, and we stay dedicated to fostering a protected and safe campus atmosphere for all."

Individuals stroll by the marquee at Wrigley Area, at some point earlier than the Cubs' house opener in opposition to the Washington Nationals in Chicago on April 4, 2012. (AP)