US Navy Seal Who Claims To Have Killed Osama Bin Laden Gives Speech To Team USA Baseball Before Win Over Canada

The perks of being on Team USA.

Friday night saw the Americans knock out Canada from the 2026 World Baseball Classic after securing a 5-3 victory. Following Italy defeating Mexico, Team USA managed to sneak their way to the quarterfinal round, which would allow the contest between the U.S. and our neighbors up north. To Canada’s credit, they brawled until the very last out, but fortunately, it was the red, white and blue who moved on.

Prior to the game, former Navy SEAL Robert J. O’Neill, who claims to be the one who killed Osama Bin Laden back in 2011, gave a pre-game speech. During so, he told the boys about that mission, even bringing out some laughter from the players and coaches. (RELATED: World Baseball Classic: USA-Mexico Game Brings In History-Making Ratings For Fox)

O’Neill brought up the time where there were two stealth Black Hawk helicopters that had a crash-landing on the courtyard, with one of his squad’s snipers not seeing the event. As a result, when he spotted the helicopter in the courtyard of the enemy, he thought it was meant for training in preparation for the United States military.

“He sees it, gets on the radio and says, ‘Guys inside, be on alert, okay? They’re definitely ready for us. They have a training mock-up of our super-secret helicopter in their front yard.’ So the boss came out and goes, ‘no jacka**, that’s ours because we crashed.’ The sniper goes, ‘yeah, that makes a lot more sense than the sh*t I used to say.’”

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— Robert J. O’Neill (@mchooyah) March 13, 2026

Damn, I love this … do we have the best military or what?