Giants rookie celebrates with scooter act after teammate's firetruck mishap
During a game, Giants rookie Daniel Susac performed a scooter-style celebration that drew laughter from teammates after Harrison Bader’s recent firetruck incident.
Giants outfielder Harrison Bader allegedly crashed into a firetruck on a night out, resulting in his already injured left foot being run over and effectively ending his 2026 season, with the team suspending his pay for the non-baseball incident. In the next game, rookie catcher Daniel Susac doubled in the second inning, then turned toward the dugout and pretended to ride a scooter, flashing a grin before removing his gear.
The camera captured several teammates, notably ace Logan Webb, laughing loudly at the display. Observers suggest the act might honor Bader or serve as a playful tease, but the source does not confirm either motive. No comment from Bader or manager Tony Vitello has been provided. The celebration’s future as a regular Giants extra-base routine remains uncertain.
Why it matters
The incident highlights team dynamics and how players respond to a teammate's off-field mishap.
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