Watch Mets' Jefry Yan Huge Celebration After 1st MLB Strikeout in Trending Video
Rob Leiter/MLB Photos via Getty Images Andrew Peters Aug 6, 2026 Jefry Yan brought his signature celebration to the majors.
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The Mets’ 29-year-old rookie reliever fanned Guardians pinch-hitter Angel Martínez during his big league debut Wednesday at Progressive Field, then immediately unveiled the wild celebration that made him a viral sensation in the minor leagues. Yan recorded a 3.24 ERA and 77 strikeouts across 41 2/3 innings between Double-A Binghamton and Syracuse this season before finally getting the call up to the majors. The reliever, who was recently called up by the New York Mets, debuted his strikeout celebration against the Cleveland Guardians on Wednesday after getting his first career strikeout.
Furthermore, Yan, who signed a minor league deal with the Mets last August, was tremendous at the Triple-A level this year, and he's looking to finish the season strong in New York as he looks to establish himself in the majors.
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The Mets’ 29-year-old rookie reliever fanned Guardians pinch-hitter Angel Martínez during his big league debut Wednesday at Progressive Field, then immediately unveiled the wild celebration that made him a viral sensation in the minor leagues.
according to New York PostYan recorded a 3.24 ERA and 77 strikeouts across 41 2/3 innings between Double-A Binghamton and Syracuse this season before finally getting the call up to the majors.
according to New York PostThe reliever, who was recently called up by the New York Mets, debuted his strikeout celebration against the Cleveland Guardians on Wednesday after getting his first career strikeout.
according to Bleacher ReportYan, who signed a minor league deal with the Mets last August, was tremendous at the Triple-A level this year, and he's looking to finish the season strong in New York as he looks to establish himself in the majors.
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