Carlos Gomez has struggled mightily for the Astros this season, and after Houston's 2-1 loss Monday to the Yankees, one fan has had enough.
A GoFundMe page, started by Astros fan Andrew Collins, aims to raise $9 million to buy out Gomez's contract, the Houston Chronicle reported.
The page appeared late Monday night after Gomez grounded into an game-ending double play.
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"I just really don't like Carlos Gomez, man," Collins told the Chronicle. "As far as being a fan goes, I think he showboats way too much and underperforms. I think he has all the tools to be a gifted athlete. He just can't get his (stuff) together. I don't think he fits on the team, either."
"He's got a cannon (for an arm) he can't control. He's really quick, but takes terrible routes. The Astros lost that game (Monday) because he took a terrible route. He gets burned by balls that go over his head every three games."
As of Tuesday afternoon, the page was $8,999,975 short of its goal.
The Astros are still playing well, sitting at second in the American League West with a 54-45 record, 3 1/2 games back of the Rangers, going into Tuesday's games.
However, Gomez is having his worst offensive season to date with a .209 batting average, just five home runs and 28 RBIs.