ABC/Randy Sager(NEW YORK) — New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s left-handed catch of a foul ball at a Mets game Tuesday night didn’t earn him much admiration from the crowd.

The Mets were in a 4-0 hole playing the Cardinals on Tuesday when Christie caught the foul ball. Christie then got up, shook some hands and handed off the ball to a young boy a few rows back.

It was a pretty solid catch, but that didn’t stop Fox Sports announcer Dan McLaughlin, who was calling the game, from poking a little fun at Christie’s beach shutdown controversy from earlier this month.

“Nice to see him get from the beach here to the ballpark,” he said.

Then, in a moment captured on video by sports pundits and fans, the crowd at Citi Field in New York booed him.

McLaughlin’s comment refers to photographs of Christie enjoying one of New Jersey’s beaches with his family during the Fourth of July holiday weekend when many were closed to the public due to a government shutdown.

The Mets went on to lose Tuesday night’s game 5-0.

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