It’s all over the news! All the more, talk shows and late night shows have feasted on the globally-televised blunder of singer Christina Aguilera. After rendering an erroneous version of the Star Spangled Banner at last Sunday’s Superbowl, the former pop sensation has received a tsunami of criticism, with the Daily News, comparing her mistake to a wardrobe malfunction, dubbing it as the warble malfunction.

The line “what so proudly we watched at the twilights last reaming,” belted by the singer one minute into the song, will be put into history books as a national mistake.  Sports Illustrated’s Joe Posnanski even suggested that one of her Grammy’s be sequestered for such musical faux pas.

The Staten Island-native, however, is being offered a redemptive ticket by her fellow New Yorkers. According to the New York Post, the Brooklyn Cyclones has announced an open invitation to Aguilera to sing at the minor league baseball team’s summer games.

“When a player makes a mistake, they usually don’t get a second shot at redemption, but with a singer, it’s a different story,” said Steve Cohen, General Manager of the Cyclones.

Whether she accepts the invitation or not, one thing remains, her one-time fumble in singing the national anthem will be remembered forever.