Spurned by the Yankees, Ronan Tynan has found a new team to sing for.

The Irish tenor, known for his rendition of “God Bless America” during Yankees games, was banned by the team during the postseason after he reportedly made anti-Semitic remarks.

Sunday, during a gathering of Boston politicians for a Saint Patty’s Breakfast, Tynan graced a Red Sox jersey before singing the patriotic tune.

“I know you’ve known my record from the other side,” Tynan told the crowd, according to NECN. “But whether you wear pinstripes or red socks, you sing a song about a great country, and that is what it’s really about.”

Tynan moved to Boston earlier this month.

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