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An ugly scene played out on Wednesday night at Yankee Stadium as video captured a can being thrown at members of Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s family during Toronto’s Game 4 win.
The video, which is broken up into two clips, showed a can hurtling toward a section in the stands where members of the player’s family were seated.
It appeared to strike a younger member of the group in the head.
It wasn’t clear at what point in the game — where the Blue Jays defeated the Yankees 5-2 to end the Yankees’ postseason run in the American League Division Series — the incident had taken place.
It was also not apparent if anyone was removed from the stadium over the incident.
The clip, which was first posted by social media account JJNews, showed a section of fans looking up toward the top of the section, when the can came into frame and hit the male’s head.
The younger fan attempted to run up the stairs to seemingly go after the person who threw the can, but he was stopped by people around him, and others in the section looked angered by the situation.
At least one person who appeared to be a stadium security personnel member or a staffer was in the section and was able to keep the situation from escalating.
Fans in the one clip can be heard saying that a “little kid” had been the one who was hit by the can.
A second clip showed that fans had attempted to go up the stairs, for an unclear reason, before they were turned around back to their seats.
Fans in Yankees jerseys and attire booed the group as well in the surrounding sections.
A spokesperson for the Yankees did not immediately reply to a request for comment from The Post.
The incident comes just weeks after New York sports fans were in the spotlight for their unruly behavior toward Rory McIlroy and Team Europe at the Ryder Cup at Bethpage Black on Long Island.
The Blue Jays got the best of the Yankees, bouncing them from the playoffs and poking fun at the Bronx Bombers during their postgame celebrations.
The Blue Jays blasted “(Theme From) New York, New York” by Frank Sinatra inside the clubhouse as they started their champagne celebration.
Guerrero batted .529 in the series (9-for-17) with three home runs, nine RBIs before he trolled the Bombers by saying, “Daaaaaaa Yankees lose!” on the FS1 postgame show.
