@rtjr Michael Keaton went and said something to the Cutch trash talker before his exit. The exchange looked glorious pic.twitter.com/y5MKCjDbIo
— Ryan Fix (@FixRyan) June 6, 2015
Things got wild at Turner Field in Atlanta when the Braves hosted the Pirates for the first of a three-game series. The Pirates were able to pull through with a 10-8 win, but a fan was apparently heckling Andrew McCutchen so loudly, that he could hear it from the field.
Luckily for McCutchen, one of the Pirates’ biggest supporters, Michael Keaton, was in attendance to lend a hand. But McCutchen didn’t need much of it after he nailed an RBI double in the eighth inning. McCutchen’s coolness doesn’t stop there, because after he did that, he gave his gloves to the dedicated heckler.
Sorry #braves fans but that McCutcheon double was because the guy next to me trash-t…. http://t.co/Kyt3WvNqU4 pic.twitter.com/929tub2SBJ
— Kristen (@abba_ks) June 6, 2015
Then, as if that wasn’t enough, Keaton walked down to the heckler, gave him the ol’ scoreboard point and vanished, presumably to the batcave. But not before getting an autographed ball by Pirates right-hander A.J. Burnett.

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