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Indians Perform 'Sacrificial Ceremony' to Baseball Gods to Snap Yan Gomes' Slump
Katie Richcreek
Yan Gomes is in a bit of a slump.
Well aware of the catcher's .163 performance at the plate, the Cleveland Indians decided to take fate into their own hands Saturday. Their remedy? A sacrifice to the baseball gods.
Jason Kipnis, Mike Napoli, Lonnie Chisenhall and Chris Gimenez pulled together a surprisingly thorough faux ceremony, complete with a makeshift altar and whole chicken.
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It began with Napoli reciting "the blessing":
It then wrapped up with a proper sacrificial offering—or a pretty standard store-bought chicken:
To borrow from Kipnis, "may the hits be plenty."
[Jason Kipnis, h/t Cut4]

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