Gary Sheffield’s Son Roasts Astros Fans Celebrating A Tainted World Series Title, Calls Fans ‘Poor’ (TWEETS)

Over a decade after his final game, Gary Sheffield’s son might not be following him in his footsteps, but he is surely making a name for himself.

The son of the former All-Star slugger provides analysis on those who hit home runs in the clutch and those who fail at the plate and is a rising voice in sports media.

Gary Jr., who is currently works for Outkick, recently took to Twitter and blasted Astros fan for celebrating the 2017 World Series title that has since been proven to have came about because of cheating methods.

Astros fans celebrating their World Series title is like a hiker celebrating making it to the top of Mount Everest in a helicopter.

— Gary Sheffield Jr. (@GarysheffieldJr) August 1, 2020

Real Houston tears. Make yourselves useful. ?? spending your Friday nights in my mentions while I was out to dinner winning. Sucks to be you guys ????

— Gary Sheffield Jr. (@GarysheffieldJr) August 1, 2020

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He even took a shot at an Astros fan and his bank account:

I just checked my checking account. It don’t look like yours. If I don’t talk about the Astros, who will? Y’all suck. If you want to watch real baseball turn on YES Network. Probably can’t afford it tho.

— Gary Sheffield Jr. (@GarysheffieldJr) August 1, 2020

Anyways enjoy being poor like the family before you. ✌??

— Gary Sheffield Jr. (@GarysheffieldJr) August 1, 2020

Gary Jr. played college baseball at two different schools. After a junior college stint, Sheffield hit .324 with a homer, 12 RBIs, and nine doubles in 33 games (18 starts) at Arizona Christian University in 2017.

A year later, Sheffield hit .315 with three RBIs in six doubles in 16 games.