But it’s even better than that. Not only has Frazier officially adopted the thumbs down as his celebration, he’s got the rest of the team doing it with him. After a three-run bomb on ...

Now, they've turned it back around at the fans in a not-so-subtle celebration ... he gestured a "thumbs down" with both hands towards the dugout. Baez would say after the game that it was the ...

Mandatory Credit: Robert Hanashiro-Imagn Images / Robert Hanashiro-Imagn Images What about Muhammad's thumbs down celebration? This season, Muhammad has drawn the shape of a square with his hands ...

Members of the Mets, including Javier Baez and Francisco Lindor came under fire for giving the “thumbs down” sign to fans ... not clear who thought up the celebration, but it definitely ...

During their game against Washington, Javy Baez and several of the players could be seen doing thumbs-down celebrations. No one had a clue what it was until after the game. Baez explained that it ...

They began a unique celebration of giving a thumbs down every time they performed well. Javier Báez explained Sunday that it's a message to the home crowd. "It feels bad when I strike out and I ...

extends his right arm and gives a “thumbs down.” “I don’t know what it’s from,” said Jamal Murray, author of the “Blue Arrow” and resident expert in signature celebrations for Denver.

Kadyn Proctor nearly scored a touchdown for Alabama football. Yes ... Proctor's response? A big thumbs down. Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe followed three plays later with a three-yard touchdown ...

In a bit of a stunner, New York Mets second baseman Javy Baez revealed that the team’s thumbs down celebration is taking a bit of a shot at the fans. New York Mets superstar Javier Baez has ...

If you watched the ALDS at all -- and I hope you did, it was a very exciting series -- chances are you saw the Yankees giving each other the thumbs down after a base hit. For example, here is ...

to condemn the gestures and apologize to fans. So, we probably shouldn't expect to see the thumbs-down celebrations continue. Oh, Mets. Never change.