"An Angel Hernandez strike"; "Surprised bro could throw after bike incident" - Fans sear Gordon Ramsay over undercooked first pitch 

After winning the first of their three-game series 7-6 with the Toronto Blue Jays, the Boston Red Sox started the second game at Fenway Park on Tuesday night in the presence of celebrity chef and restaurateur Gordon Ramsay.

The Red Sox invited Ramsay to throw the ceremonial first pitch before the game. The club shared a clip featuring the 57-year-old chef in a Red Sox t-shirt with the number 03 on its Instagram account.

In the video, Ramsay can be seen throwing the pitch to three-time All-Star pitcher Liam Hendriks. After catching the pitch, the Red Sox pitcher runs toward Ramsay, and they hug before leaving the field.

Watch Gordon Ramsay throw the ceremonial first pitch below:

Several fans reacted to the clip in the comments section, with many ridiculing the way Ramsay threw the pitch:

“Bro needs some pitching lessons,” a fan said.

“Dodgers gonna sign him for 2 billion,” another fan said.

“An Angel Hernandez strike,” another fan wrote.

More fan reactions continued with some discussing the celebrity chef's recent bike accident:

“I’m surprised bro could throw after the bike incident,” one comment read.

“Bro got into an awful bike accident and can still do this. Built Different,” another comment read.

“I’m starting to realize how hard it is for uncoordinated people to throw a ball athletically,” one fan wrote.

fan reactions (image credits: MLB/Instagram)

Gordon Ramsay got into a cycling accident earlier this month in Connecticut. The chef revealed that he didn't break any bones or have any serious injuries, but he did have some bruises.

Red Sox face pitching struggles, lose 9-4 against Toronto Blue Jays

The Boston Red Sox pitching staff gave up nine earned runs on 11 hits with four walks and 10 strikeouts in their 9-4 loss against the Toronto Blue Jays on Tuesday.

Red Sox pitcher Brayan Bello allowed seven runs on five hits with three walks while striking out two in the 2.1 innings he pitched. The club started with a 2-0 in the second inning on Masataka Yoshida’s double.

The Blue Jays offense countered by bringing in seven runs in the third inning. They scored another two runs in the fourth inning on Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s double.

Tyler O'Neill hit a 448-foot moonshot in the sixth inning, bringing in two more runs for the Red Sox and setting the final score of the game. They will face each other again on Wednesday with the three-game series on the line.