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Ji-Man Choi got the silent treatment after his first home run, so he high-fived his imaginary friends

By Matt Monagan

During the Rangers-Angels game on Monday night, rookie Ji-Man Choi hit his first home run of his career. It was a solid dinger over the right-field wall that brought his team within one run, 4-3.

But being that it was his first-ever homer, his teammates gave him the silent treatment once he returned to the dugout. Luckily, Choi has some fantastic imaginary friends who were there to congratulate him and give him some high-fives.

As we all know, imaginary friends are the best kind of friends one can ever have.

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