Alek Manoah Rips Fan So Badly He Deletes Twitter Account

Don't ever disrespect Alejandro Kirk. That's the lesson that should be learned after a fan posted a body-shaming comment on Twitter about the Toronto Blue Jays catcher. His teammate, batterymate and fellow All-Star Alek Manoah came at the fan HARD.

When Manoah the GOAT bodies you so hard you have to delete your account pic.twitter.com/HHtyrfgZXh
— Blue Jays Memes (@Bluejaysmemes) September 15, 2022

After the fan wrote that Kirk's body type was "embarrassing for the sport" and feeds into "negative baseball stereotypes," Manoah fired back with a savage response:

"What’s actually embarrassing for the sport is people that go by the name of Matthew and have never played a day in the big leagues thinking they can control the narrative and stereotypes." And that wasn't all:

Just step aside from the keyboard and let KIRK inspire those kids to continue to chase their dreams and chase greatness.
— MANOAH (@Alek_Manoah6) September 15, 2022

So now your saying attendance is down because too many big guys play the sport? Then let me ask you, why did he get millions of votes to start the all star game?
And What’s Narrow is your nose you should probably fix that. Your ratings are down cause of it. https://t.co/OeiyS7ocJi
— MANOAH (@Alek_Manoah6) September 15, 2022

"So now you're saying attendance is down because too many big guys play the sport? Then let me ask you, why did he get millions of votes to start the all-star game? And What’s Narrow is your nose you should probably fix that."

Savage. So savage that the fan has deleted his Twitter account.

Manoah has been incredible for months and yet owning a clown off Twitter may be his greatest accomplishment.
— Andrew Stoeten (@AndrewStoeten) September 15, 2022

Others were also coming to Kirk's defense, slamming the embarrassing comments of "Matthew."

Bodyshaming Alejandro Kirk is embarrassing, shameful. And a sign of the times. The man always gives his all, has a .300 BA, is a fine defensive catcher and absolutely deserves a place on a MLB roster. He should be a role model. A source of inspiration. Not derision. #BlueJays
— The Ball Kid (@canadianballkid) September 15, 2022

Another 'W' for the Jays' beast of an ace, Alek Manoah.

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