Chicago White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson got the last laugh against the Kansas City Royals – once again – after getting hit in the head by a pitch during a game.

Anderson took one on the top of the batting helmet during an at-bat against Royals pitcher Glenn Sparkman in the second inning. Sparkman was quickly ejected from the game, with the White Sox leading 2-1. Anderson didn’t react to Sparkman, instead just trotting to first base.

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While the White Sox ended up blowing a huge lead to the Royals, Anderson came up in the bottom of the eighth inning and doubled to left field, scoring James McCann. The hit proved to be the game-winning run and the headaches Anderson causes the Royals continued.

“I don’t like the Royals. I don’t like them,” Anderson said after the game. “It’s going to be forever beef from me. But we’re going to try to whoop them every time we play them.”

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Unlike the previous meeting between the White Sox and Royals where Anderson was plunked for excessively celebrating a home run, Anderson said he knew Sparkman’s pitch was a mistake.

“I knew it was an accident,” Anderson said. “I saw it on his face. He was looking scared. It was a changeup that got away from him. It was just a tough moment for me, but I was able to control myself and stay in the game.”

The bad blood between Anderson and the Royals goes back to April 2018 where Anderson hit a home run and appeared to fire off an expletive to get his team going. One year later, Anderson hit a game-winning home run, threw his bat and appeared to tick off the Royals again.

The following game, Anderson was hit by a pitch, causing benches to clear.

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He previously told ESPN Radio he’s still going to have fun and flip his bat when he wants.

“I like to go out and play with a lot of passion because that's fun and I think that draws attention to the fans and the kids,” he said. “You know the kids love it. I'm on deck now, I get from the fans, 'Hey, do the bat flip.' So, it's cool stuff, and it's all fun stuff. It's nothing to disrespect anybody, but I think it's a part of the game or it should be.”