Josh Jung has bat flip of the year on walk-off HR to beat Yankees

Josh Jung made sure to pimp his walk-off winner against the New York Yankees on Monday night.

Jung was the hero for the Texas Rangers versus the Yankees at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Tex. The former All-Star third baseman was up to bat with two outs in the bottom of the 10th inning and the score tied 5-5. Two runners were on base at the time — the ghost runner on second and Rangers teammate Wyatt Langford, whom the Yankees had intentionally walked in order to get to Jung.

Jung made the Yankees pay for that decision, launching a towering walk-off home run on a 1-1 pitch from Yankees reliever Jake Bird. That marked the 11th home run of the year for Jung and gave the Rangers a dramatic 8-5 victory.

After sending the ball into orbit, Jung took some time to admire his work. He carried the bat with him down the first base line, and then, once the ball landed in the stands, flung it skyward for an absolutely picturesque bat flip. Take a look at the video.