Morgan Wallen Accidentally Hit Blue Jays Legend Jose Bautista’s Wife While Recreating His Iconic Bat Flip During Toronto Walkout

Fresh off scoring his 12th nonconsecutive week at #1 with I’m The Problem en route to becoming the artist with the eighth most total weeks at #1 on the Billboard 200 as well as becoming the first artist ever to score three Top 5 entries on Billboard’s Songs of the Summer Chart this week, Morgan Wallen took his massive I’m The Problem Tour north of the border in Toronto at the Rogers Centre this weekend.

Though night one did not feature anyone in the “Last Night” singer’s now patented walkout, fans were treated to the announcement that one of I’m The Problem’s many viral hits, “20 Cigarettes,” is getting a music video soon. This, of course, came off the heels of Wallen’s Instagram post on Wednesday night, which featured him bloodied on a bike.

Night one, admittedly, was pretty tame as far as a Wallen concert can go. There was no walkout guest, no fights in the crowd (something that’s becoming more and more common, unfortunately), no surprise appearance from Tate McRae on their all-genre #1 hit, “What I Want,” and overall, no drama.

Night two was a different story, however.

Ahead of the show last night, none other than Toronto Blue Jays legend and 6x MLB All-Star, Jose Bautista, became the latest athlete to join Wallen during his walkout.

In case you’re unfamiliar with Bautista, he’s undoubtedly the most popular Blue Jay of the 21st century. With 344 home runs and 975 RBIs throughout his 15-year career, the Dominican slugger led the MLB in home runs twice, once in 2010 and again a year later in 2011. Along with three Silver Slugger awards, he also led the Blue Jays to an American League Championship Series (ALCS) appearance in 2015.

Even if you’re not a big baseball fan, I’m sure you’ve seen his iconic home run and subsequent monster bat flip in the aforementioned 2015 season. Not only does it remain one of the biggest moments in Blue Jays history due to it cementing their three-game comeback against the Texas Rangers in the Divisional Round, but it’s also become one of the most celebrated highlights in the MLB this century.

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