Yankees Prospect Makes Final Out of Game After Premature Bat Flip

The Rome Braves beat the Hudson Valley Renegades on Saturday night, 6-2. The game was tied 1-1 after nine innings and then Rome scored five runs in the top half of the 10th. The Renegades tried to make a comeback, but that ended when Yankees 2018 first round draft pick Anthony Seigler was thrown out at second base after hitting a ball off the wall. Seigler celebrated what he thought was a home run by breaking into a home run trot and flipping his bat before seeing the ball stay in play.
This is how tonight’s Hudson Valley Renegades game ended in the tenth inning.
— Eli Fishman (@elijfishman) May 29, 2022
Yankees 2018 first round pick Anthony Seigler the batter. pic.twitter.com/idHxlrsolz
Seigler grabbed his helmet and started to run, but it wasn't even close as the second basemen was waiting patiently with the ball. Hindsight being 20/20, the 22-year old probably should have settled for a long single.