Jose Bautista claims he's so rich that his checkbook won't fit in his back pocket.

Jose Bautista. My checkbook won't fit in my back pocket.

[naufty]

This is like a crazy homeless man sitting outside of a mansion and screaming at the millionaire walking into their house.

[crisbrezzy]

"you know what you got? Everything but a base hit tonight"
*Jose Bautista no doubt homerun batflip*

[jamesc]

I don't even like Bautista but he's savage.

[SolitarySoldier]

This is priceless lmao and the fact he burned you right back 😂

[JoesTheShow]

Thats some pretty good heckling. "everything but a basehit" obviously got to Bautista.

[kristianarmstead]

I expected bautistas voice to be deep.... it sounds like a mexican middle schooler going through puberty.

[macandcheese]

“You got everything but a hit tonight” damn 💀

[ilyfernando]

U only say that because u know he's better

[FlyingGold]

You know it was a good comeback when all the other guy can say back is aahh ooohh yeaaahhh

[thewhopperify]

I think the funniest thing is that everyone is ignoring the fact that the size of a checkbook has no bearing on someone’s wealth

[reysalazar]

bruuh trying to roast buatista, i dont see u in the mlb

[colependexter]

Bautista always confronted the hecklers haha. I was at a Red Sox game at Fenway and he told this guy he wanted to meet him in the parking lot after the game it was hilarious

[goatifiedvault]

The fact that he hit a home run later on in the game just makes this bitter sweet

[james_stanislaski]

That fact that the white Sox r the worst team in baseball lmfao

[Jefferson_steelflex]

enjoying the basement white sox fans???

[HankTheTank]

I'm not fully sure that comeback really makes any logical sense, but it sounded savage in the moment lmao.

[AndrewMoats]

He lined into a double play on the first pitch after this! 😂😂😂

[soarinskies]

“Actually my checkbook don’t fit in my back pocket”

God Damn 😂

[devynschumacher]

You got everything but a base hit tonight
JOSE: your right
* hits a no dought homerun*

[Blackout.]

Ah, the good old days where there weren’t nets behind the dugouts