There’s something really fun about watching a hitter flip his bat in the air after absolutely crushing a home run. Pitchers probably don’t like it but whatever, it’s a fun celebration.
You know what’s even better than that, though? A good bat flip fail. And we got a good one of those last night in a minor league game that ended up being the final out of the game, which takes this fail to a whole new level.
Anthony Seigler, who was the Yankees’ first-round draft pick in 2018, thought he crushed a homer for the Hudson Valley Renegades in the bottom of the 10th inning. He was so sure of it that he flipped his bat in the air with glee. He then noticed the ball didn’t leave the yard and tried to at least get a double out of it.
But then he was thrown out at second and the game was over and his team suffered a 6-2 loss.
Ouch.
Check this out:
This is how tonight’s Hudson Valley Renegades game ended in the tenth inning.
Yankees 2018 first round pick Anthony Seigler the batter. pic.twitter.com/idHxlrsolz
— Eli Fishman (@elijfishman) May 29, 2022
Life comes at ya fast.
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