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Matthew Kaminski, the organist of the Atlanta Braves, is famous for having fun at the expense of opposing players through his selections of foot songs.
On Friday night, the veteran jazz musician and baseball field artist continued to choose one of his favorite targets, Washington player Bryce Harper.
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Kaminski's motivation this season has been Harper's impending free trade agency. The six-time All-Star will enter the open market after its 25-year season, and will almost certainly command record money. One of the questions asked in winter is whether the nationals will pay the price. If so, the question is whether Harper will choose to stay.
This is the same question that Kaminski posed through his music, and you better believe that his train caught everyone's attention.
"Do I have to stay or do I have to leave?" greets Bryce Harper as he goes to the plate here at SunTrust Park.
– Mark Zuckerman (@MarkZuckerman) September 14, 2018
Harper, of course, did not recognize him. He had his own problems to fear. Many of them were with referee Laz Diaz on dubious strike calls.
Harper finished the game 1 to 5. The Nationals then lost 10-5 while their elimination number drops to eight.
Bryce Harper's impending free agency has become a creative source of inspiration for Braves organist Matthew Kaminski. (Getty Images)
Kaminski was even more aggressive with his Harper trolling earlier this season. When the Nationals traveled to Atlanta in early April, he played songs associated with teams chasing Harper this winter.
#Braves against # National – "Imperial March", "Go Cubs Go", "New York, New York" for Bryce Harper
– Matthew Kaminski (@bravesorganist) April 4, 2018
No mention of the Philadelphia Phillies. Nevertheless, it's pretty strong.
Some of Kaminski's other choices during Friday's game also deserve recognition.
. @bravesorganist is on his game tonight. He played De-vo's "Whip It" when Di-fo went to the plate for the #Nats. Earlier tonight Matthew played "Should I stay or should I go?" for the first appearance of Bryce Harper, noted by @ MarkZuckerman.
– Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) September 15, 2018
Here the 1980's wrestling fans would really appreciate.
Accessories to the organist Braves to play the Midnight Express theme when Adam Eaton arrives at the plate. If you do not get the reference, I can not help you. #ChopOn
– Eric Dorris??? (@ Eric_Dorris1) September 15, 2018
Of course, not everyone appreciates Kaminski's work. But who cares what Joe Simpson thinks? The organist is there to energize the stadium and entertain. Kaminski always does both.
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