Baseball fans, hold onto your garlic fries and prepare for some serious MLB drama! 🤘

During a recent Giants-Tigers game at Comerica Park, a groundskeeper turned unexpected entertainment when he suffered a knee injury - and decided to make his frustration crystal clear on national broadcast. As emergency medical services arrived and the NBC Sports camera zoomed uncomfortably close, our unnamed hero decided to give a very memorable one-finger salute directly to the camera.

A Viral Moment of Pure Rebellion

The unexpected gesture quickly caught the attention of Tigers staff, who promptly pushed down the groundskeeper’s rebellious hand. Giants broadcaster Dave Fleming’s deadpan “Can’t do that” commentary only added more comedic fuel to the viral moment.

From Injury to Internet Sensation

After a few dramatic minutes on the ground, the groundskeeper managed to get up and was transported via medical golf cart - earning applause from the Comerica Park crowd. The clip subsequently exploded online, racking up over 1 million views on social media.

Baseball’s Unexpected Plot Twist

As a side note for baseball fans, the Giants didn’t have the best day, losing 4-3 and getting swept in the three-game series. They’re currently sitting in third place in the NL West, three games behind the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Remember, sometimes the most entertaining moments happen far from the baseball diamond!