Rob Gronkowski has not caught a pass since Week 7, but his reception skills are still on point.

Video: Rob Gronkowski Catches, Drinks Beers At Patriots’ Super Bowl Parade

The New England Patriots tight end, who missed the end of the season after sustaining a back injury against the New York Jets on Nov. 27, caught full beer cans tossed by fans at his team’s Super Bowl LI victory parade in Boston on Tuesday.

Gronkowski, aka “Gronk,” seemed to be in the full spirit of celebration as he excitedly cheered, danced, waived his arms, and caught the beers. The tight end then proceeded to drink the beers before throwing the cans to the ground as if mimicking his signature “Gronk spike,” which he does with a football after touchdown celebrations.

Fans continued to cheer while seeing the funny tight end, renown for his antics both on and off the field, catch and chug the Bud Lights and other beers.

Gronkowski also tweeted the following photo of him and his two brothers: Glenn, who is a former Patriots practice squad fullback, and Gordie:

Despite rain and cold weather, fans seemed delighted to attend the five-time Super Bowl champions’ parade.

Sounds of “Brady! Brady!” ”TB12!” and “MVP” rang out throughout the procession as fans proudly wore No. 12 jerseys and proudly held signs declaring veteran quarterback Tom Brady the “G.O.A.T”– greatest of all time.

“We’re going to remember this one for the rest of our lives and we know you will too,” Brady shouted from a stage at the parade’s end at City Hall. “I told you we were going to bring this sucker home and we brought it home!”

The Patriots defeated the Atlanta Falcons 34-28 in overtime in Houston on Sunday after trailing 28-3 up until early in the third quarter.

DENVER, CO – JANUARY 24: Tight end Rob Gronkowski #87 of the New England Patriots after a reception during the AFC Championship game against the Denver Broncos at Sports Authority Field at Mile High on January 24, 2016 in Denver, Colorado. The Broncos defeated the Patriots 20-18. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)

The Baltimore Orioles were infuriated with their 5-2 road loss to the Toronto Blue Jays in Tuesday night’s American League Wild Card game, although one particular incident during the matchup gave them an added reason to be upset.

Fan Throws Beer At Orioles’ Hyun Soo Kim In 5-2 AL Wild Card Loss To Blue Jays

In the seventh inning, with the score tied 2-2, Orioles left fielder Hyun Soo Kim was nearly hit in the head by a beer can while successfully making a catch on a fly ball near the wall.

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Kim’s teammate, center fielder Adam Jones, immediately rushed over to the wall and began angrily shouting at the fan, although he and Kim– who is from South Korea– were both taunted with racial slurs. Jones later said he hopes the fan is arrested an prosecuted for his/her behavior.

“That’s about as pathetic as it gets,’’ said Jones, who angrily gestured towards the fans, before the umpiring crew came out and security were summoned to the stands.

“You don’t do that. I don’t care how passionate you are. Yell. Cuss. Scream. Say we suck. We’re horrible. We get it. We’re the opponent. We completely understand that.

“I hope they find the guy and press charges. He’s not looking. You could hit him in the back of the head and you have no idea what could happen. That’s a full beer that’s being thrown.

“Throw an octopus. Throw hats.’’

Jones said he did not see exactly who threw the can.

Orioles manager Buck Showalter also came out to the field, angered by the incident, and ushered Jones back into play after he noticed how upset his player had become over the fan’s actions.

“I don’t like it. Nobody likes it,” said Showalter. “I’m sure the Toronto Blue Jays don’t like it. It’s tough when you have that many people in the ballpark and one person does something that reflects poorly on all of them. It can happen in any ballpark. I don’t like anything that puts our guys in harm’s way, just like [Blue Jays manager] John Gibbons wouldn’t at our place.”

The Jays had an unpleasant incident in last year’s postseason, too. Fans threw bottles onto the field in Game 5 of the Division Series against Texas, causing an interruption of play, before order was restored.

Edwin Encarnacion blasted a three-run homer in the bottom of the 11th inning to lead Toronto to Tuesday’s victory. In a battle of AL East rivals, between two teams that finished with identical 89-73 regular-season records, the Blue Jays survived. Toronto will next face the AL West champion Texas Rangers in a best-of-five rematch series that begins in Arlington on Thursday.

This marked the 10th extra-inning, winner-take-all postseason game, and Encarnacion’s big hit was the first walk-off homer in such a game since the Yankees defeated the Red Sox, 6-5 in Game 7 of the 2003 AL Championship Series.

Toronto’s rally began when Devon Travis came through with a one-out single to left field. Josh Donaldson followed with a single to set up Encarnacion’s blast. After that three-run homer, the crowd started chanting, “Eddie, Eddie” while the Blue Jays stormed the field.

Orioles closer Zach Britton, who posted the lowest ERA in the Majors, shockingly never got the chance to take the mound.

“He was fine,” Showalter said of Britton. “I considered a lot of things during the course of the game, but our guys did a good job getting us to that point. We just couldn’t finish it off. Yeah, he was available.”

Encarnacion’s home run went a projected 440 feet, tied for his third longest this season and the seventh longest in the postseason during the Statcast era, which dates to last season.

TORONTO, ON – OCTOBER 04: Hyun Soo Kim #25 of the Baltimore Orioles reacts after grounding out in the sixth inning against the Toronto Blue Jays during the American League Wild Card game at Rogers Centre on October 4, 2016 in Toronto, Canada. (Photo by Tom Szczerbowski/Getty Images)