Watch: Texas Star Destroys Phillies Fan’s Nachos with Home Run

The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Texas Rangers but Corey Seager beat a plate of nachos into submission.

May 21, 2024; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA; Texas Rangers shortstop Corey Seager (5) hits a home run during the eighth inning against the Philadelphia Phillies at Citizens Bank Park. Mandatory Credit: Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports / Bill Streicher-USA TODAY Sports

The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Texas Rangers, 5-2, on Tuesday, driving the Rangers under .500 for the first time this season and pushing the Phillies’ record to 35-14 this season.

But, along the way, one Philadelphia fan had to sacrifice her nachos.

With the Phillies leading 3-1 in the eighth inning, two-time World Series MVP Corey Seager came to play to face Philadelphia reliever Jeff Hoffman.

Seager, a left-handed slugger, is one of baseball’s most aggressive hitters. He tends to swing at the first pitch. He swung at Hoffman’s first offering, connected, and sent the ball 380 feet into the right-field seats at Citizens Bank Park.

In cases like this, a fan tends to either catch the ball or retrieve it once its hit the ground.

Well, this time, the nachos being enjoyed by a Phillies fan caught the ball.

Corey Seager homer! pic.twitter.com/7YJMVp74Zo

— Talkin’ Baseball (@TalkinBaseball_) May 22, 2024

One user on social media posted a closer replay that showed the person with the nachos actually trying to use them to catch the ball while the fan next to her tried to catch it with a glove, but the ball landed below the glove.

“Mama trying to catch it with the plastic nacho sack”@DaveValleMLB

Never use your Nachos to Catch a Corey Seager Home Run#CoreySeager#TexasRangers pic.twitter.com/vCqaktQypB

— Jeff Bates (@rangersfanjeff) May 22, 2024

Seager’s home run barely got over the wall. In fact, it bounced off the retaining wall where the fans were seated, which is just above the right field wall. Momentarily, Seager was held at second base, as nearly everyone thought it was a double.

But, the hit was reviewed and the call was changed to a home run.

It cut the Phillies’ lead to 3-2, but Philadelphia scored two runs in the bottom of the eighth to pad the lead for starting pitcher Ranger Suárez, who claimed the win and improved to 9-0.