The winning whiskey: A new hilarious tradition

Recently, following each victorious outing by Kikuchi on the mound for the Blue Jays, he indulges in Yamazaki, a Japanese whisky, and extends an invitation to his teammates to partake in the post-game ritual. And this particular alcohol comes with a hefty price tag.

The most affordable option from this Japanese distillery, a 12-year-old edition, is priced at $373.60 at your local liquor store.

says Kikuchi

Indulging in expensive whisky provided by Yusei Kikuchi after victories may serve as a potent incentive for the Toronto Blue Jays squad to secure more wins. Beyond the celebration itself, this luxurious post-game tradition fosters a sense of camaraderie among teammates, reinforcing their bond both on and off the field.

The whisky elevate the significance of each win, motivating players to perform at their best to partake in this indulgent reward. As they savour the taste of victory alongside the fine Japanese whiskey, the Blue Jays may find themselves driven to achieve even greater success on the diamond.

Up to this point in the season, Kikuchi has had the opportunity to celebrate twice, both times after Toronto defeated the New York Yankees on occasions where he pitched.

Whiskey connoisseurs hope that this trend of victories persists, as it could establish fine whisky as a symbol of the Blue Jays' winning culture.