Big Slick: Celebrity Softball Game at The K Brings Laughter and Fundraising Success

Kansas City's Big Slick Weekend: Celebrities Swing and Miss, but Hearts Connect Kansas City, MO – The annual Big Slick celebrity weekend, a highly anticipated event benefiting Children's Mercy Hospital, concluded on Friday night with a star-studded softball game at Kauffman Stadium. The event, founded by local celebrities Paul Rudd and Rob Riggle, brought together a host of famous faces for a night of laughter, fun, and fundraising. While the game itself was full of spirited competition, some moments stood out for their comedic value. Among the participants were Kenan Thompson, James Murray, and Becky Ann Baker, whose batting performances were less than stellar. The video footage captured by The Kansas City Star shows a series of hilarious misses, sending the crowd into fits of laughter. "It was all in good fun," said one eyewitness, "but you could tell everyone was really trying their best, even if the results weren't always what they hoped for." Beyond the comedic highlights, the event was a resounding success. The Big Slick weekend consistently raises significant funds for Children's Mercy Hospital, making a tangible difference in the lives of countless children in the Kansas City area. The event's blend of celebrity appearances, friendly competition, and charitable purpose has cemented its place as a beloved Kansas City tradition.