WATCH: Jeremy Jeffress playfully taunts White Sox outfielder after Cubs home run

Cubs closer Jeremy Jeffress had some fun at his former teammate Nomar Mazara's expense.

Cole Little - Senior Writer - Friday, September 25 2020

CHICAGO — Chicago Cubs closer Jeremy Jeffress wears his emotions on his sleeve, and he showed off his wild side after Cubs catcher Victor Caratini went yard on Friday night. Playfully taunting Chicago White Sox right fielder Nomar Mazara, Jeffress' former teammate with the Texas Rangers, the reliever latched onto the bullpen pence and hilariously jeered Mazara.

Caratini's two-run shot in the top of the sixth at Guaranteed Rate Field marked the North Siders' fourth home run of the evening against the South Siders, and it increased the Cubs' commanding lead to 7-0. Clearly, Jeffress was fired up in the midst of his club routing its crosstown rival, and he let it show via the wacky display in the bullpen.

.@JMontana41 is a mood rn pic.twitter.com/fEI7ZdhShY
— Marquee Sports Network (@WatchMarquee) September 26, 2020

#Cubs 7 @ #WhiteSox 0 [T6-0o]:

Victor Caratini homers (1): fly ball to RCF (2-run)

Hit: 371ft, 101.4mph, 30°??, OPPO??

Pitch: 91.8mph Sinker (LHP Gio González, 6)
— Home Run Tracker (@DingerTracker) September 26, 2020