Bad Bunny’s Surprising Catch at Yankees-Blue Jays Playoff Game

On a crisp October evening, the crowd at Yankee Stadium was electrified during the American League Division Series game between the New York Yankees and the Toronto Blue Jays. Among the spectators was none other than Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny, who attended the game ahead of his much-anticipated Super Bowl halftime performance.

Amidst the excitement, a foul ball flew towards Bad Bunny’s seating area. The ball, hit by the Blue Jays’ Anthony Santander, took a high arc, drawing eyes from around the stadium, including those of Bad Bunny. Although the ball initially bounced off his shoulder, the artist managed to retrieve it, proudly displaying his new souvenir with a beaming smile.

The Yankees ultimately triumphed over the Blue Jays with a score of 9-6, but many would argue that Bad Bunny stole the spotlight with his memorable catch. This personal victory at the game adds to the anticipation of his upcoming performance at the Super Bowl, scheduled for February 8, 2026, in Santa Clara, California.

While Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl selection has sparked excitement among his fans, it has also stirred controversy among certain circles. Former President Donald Trump expressed disbelief over the choice due to the artist’s primary Spanish-speaking background, critiquing the decision linked to Jay-Z’s Roc Nation. Similarly, Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson labeled the decision as “terrible,” suggesting that veteran country artist Lee Greenwood would have been a more suitable choice. However, fans of Bad Bunny humorously defended him online, questioning the criticism with light-hearted comments.