MLB All-Star Game 2016: Rockies' Carlos Gonzalez, Astros' Jose Altuve share comedic moment

Colorado Rockies outfielder Carlos Gonzalez picked up his first career All-Star Game hit in the third inning of the 2016 midsummer classic, leading off the frame with a line-drive single to center field off of Texas Rangers ace Cole Hamels.

CarGo was forced out at second base a couple of batters later and, in the process, shared a pretty funny moment with Houston Astros second baseman and fellow Venezuelan Jose Altuve. CarGo slid into second softly but with his spikes high, bumping Altuve at the end of the play:

this was fun pic.twitter.com/tPrtaTaPmV

— chris jones¯\_(ツ)_/¯ (@LONG_DRIVE) July 13, 2016

The two came to fake blows, drawing laughter from Hamels, whose team was of course involved in an infamous brawl with the Toronto Blue Jays earlier this season.

This is why @CarGo5 is one of the greatest Rockies ever. pic.twitter.com/yTCdQgcSif

— Ben Macaluso (@Ben_Macaluso) July 13, 2016

Never change, CarGo. Never change.