Mina Kimes Fooled Dan Orlovsky With the Oldest Prank in the Book Ahead of Simpsons Altcast

Mina Kimes pranks Dan Orlovsky while prepping for broadcast. | @minakimes / X

Mina Kimes pulled off one of the oldest tricks in the books on fellow ESPNer Dan Orlovsky on Monday ahead of The Simpsons altcast on ESPN+.

Inspired by the prank calls Bart Simpson would make to Moe on the show, Kimes printed out a fake depth chart ahead of the game between the Cowboys and Bengals, listing one player as “Huge Jass.”

Kimes played dumb, asking Orlovsky if he’d ever heard of the player. He read it aloud, and Kimes laughed in triumph.

Tbh this is one of the proudest moments of my career @danorlovsky7 @LauraRutledge

MNF Simpsons edition tonight pic.twitter.com/c3egtWM3xc

— Mina Kimes (@minakimes) December 9, 2024

Kimes and Orlovsky are both on the call on The Simpsons altcast, and Kimes is pretty clearly a big fan of the show. Given how he fell for the prank, Orlovsky might have to go back and study the film before next year (at least seasons 1-9).

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