Texas Rangers third baseman Adrian Beltre doesn't like people touching his head, but that didn't stop his teammates after he hit a fourth inning home run during Monday's game against Kansas City.
Shortstop Elvis Andrus seemed to enjoy it the most, tapping Beltre on the head as he walked through the dugout giving out high-fives, then grabbing his batting helmet right off his head.
Adrian Beltre launches career homer No. 399.
EVERYONE TOUCH HIS HEAD. http://t.co/NPaXqxcMGv pic.twitter.com/vQ3vakKdM0
— MLB (@MLB) May 12, 2015As TV broadcasters pointed out, Andrus and Beltre are good friends, but one day Andrus may push things a little too far. Let's hope that doesn't happen.
The homer was Beltre's 399th of his career. Can't wait to see what his teammates have in store for No. 400.
[MLB]
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