Watch: Another Joey Gallo strikeout? A pappy Yankee fan couldn’t psychologically handle the incident

Watch: Another Joey Gallo strikeout? A pappy Yankee fan couldn’t psychologically handle the incident

Yankee fan on Joey Gallo

Joey Gallo is a left fielder for the New York Yankees, It is still baffling for many Yankees’ fans that Gallo continues to get consistent at bats with the kind of performance he has put on lately. The former All-Star is now batting .161 and has struck out 103 times in 230 at bats. He is also making $10 million dollars in 2022 to put up those numbers.

A fan at home, dawning a white tank with a nice tan. Shouting regarding the situation the New York Yankees were into, at someone named Adrian. His words were coming out like fire, we can indeed say that he was one of the best performers in the series opener between New York Mets and New York Yankees after Edwin Diaz.

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“I’m in the f—king living room with Petah, watching THIS ATROCITY!”. Seconds later, Diaz makes quick capicola of Joey Gallo, and he leans into the character hard. “Strike three, he struck him out! WHAT A COINCIDENCE!” he shouts. “Oh my god! SHOCKED! Joey Gallo struck out!”

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Aaron Boone and Kiner-Falefa defended Joey Gallo’s admiration

Joey Gallo
Joey Gallo

Aaron Boone decided to utilize Joey Gallo instead of Isiah Kiner-Falefa, this decision is an interesting one when it comes to the perspective of several fans. “It’s not [just] about getting a hit in that situation,” Boone said of why he went with Joey Gallo. “The other component is forcing their hand to at least get their closer in there for a four-out situation.”

Boone indicated that Joey Gallo’s power gave him a better chance of an extra-base hit than Kiner-Falefa with the Yankees down two runs. But Gallo after being traded to the New York Yankees has been considered as one of the most strikeout prone hitters in baseball.

Kiner-Falefa evidently backed his manager upon his decision, “It’s a situation where you need two runs and Joey is one of the best power hitters the last couple years, and I got zero [home runs on the season],’’ Kiner-Falefa added. “There’s nothing I can say. You give him an opportunity right there. If I get a single, we’re still down two runs. I’m OK with it.”

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