Atlanta Braves fan taunts The Freeze with a blown kiss and gets passed in spectacular fashion

If you’re going to go at The Freeze, you better be able to run – and run fast.

Unfortunately for an Atlanta Braves fan on Thursday, he taunted The Freeze, and it blew up in spectacular fashion.

During Braves games, The Freeze races a fan along the warning track in the outfield. The fan always gets a massive head start, but The Freeze almost always catches up and wins the race.

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This fan, as he began to run the left field foul line while getting his head start, decided to turn and blow The Freeze a kiss. Big mistake.

As the fan then began running but didn’t hit top speed. He then turned around, saw The Freeze gaining ground quickly, and kicked into a higher gear.

Unfortunately for him, it was too little, too late.

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The Freeze blew by the fan and returned the favor, blowing him a kiss as he flew on by.

After leaving the fan in the dust, The Freeze turned on cruise control and slowed it down a little bit before racing through the finish line along the right field foul line.

The Braves themselves are trying to avoid being like the fan and blowing a big lead. They are 61-42 and lead the National League East by 5.5 games over the Philadelphia Phillies.

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While 5.5 games is a solid lead, on May 22 the Braves led the division by 10.5 games. The Braves have since stabilized after going through a slump in June.

They defeated the Baltimore Orioles (50-54) 7-6 on Friday, and will look to win the second game of the three-game set on Saturday at 7:05 p.m. ET.

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