- “Only one thing I like more than stealing bases and that's a Marlball!”
- ―Morrie Willis, Marlball spokesman
Marlball is a baseball-themed tobacco company originating from the 1958 parody magazine Cracked, first appearing in their 31st issue from 1963.
Overview[]
Marlball Cigarettes are the top choice of smokes for baseball players and baseball fans alike and are officially promoted by the record-breaking baseball star Morrie Willis of the LA Dodgers who serves as the brand's official spokesman and who always claimed to love smoking Marlballs more than stealing bases.
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Trivia[]
- It is a blatant parody of Marlboro Cigarettes.
- Morrie Willis is a parody of former Major League Baseball star Maury Wills who also served as a spokesman for a cigarette brand, although in his case it was Tareyton rather than Marlboro.