Embattled star of The Flash, Ezra Miller lightened things up on Sunday, September 3, taking part in the New York Mets' Jewish Heritage Day by taking part in a special opening ceremony.
The actor played catcher to pitcher Matisyahu, who threw out the opening matzo ball to commemorate the game. The "King Without a Crown" artist also performed between innings at the game.
According to video provided to Page Six, Miller helped craft the ball from a family recipe, adding more dough than usual so it could stand up to being hurled, not eaten. And although the actor made a valiant dive for Matisyahu's wide pitch, Miller flubbed the catch.
It was a rare positive headline for Miller, whose Flash film bombed at the box office, and who had several run-ins with the law preceding the movie's release.
Miller and Matisyahu have been taking the stage together in other ways lately, with Miller on percussion backing up the artist.
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