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Look at the kid's face right before they cut away. I'm sure that slob will cherish that ball more than a little kid would.
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PVR, but yeah. This one.
He reached over the back of his seat, which means the ball came to rest pretty much at the kid's feet. **** move any way you cut it.
Nah. Everyone grabs for a foul ball if it's in arm's reach.
I just don't understand how you don't realize you're battling a 7-year-old for the ball.
Adrenaline, and it happens in the blink of an eye. You don't have time to realize anything. Also it looks like ball goes through his hands, so naturally he's going to grab for it. And again, you don't know he didn't give the kid the ball. And now he's on YouTube labeled an #######.
Did he have the look of a guy who thought better of it and handed the ball to the kid? He was doing a friggin end zone dance.
He looked excited to have a foul ball. Holding the ball up and waving it is what 99% of people do in that situation. I don't know how you can extrapolate from that whether he would give the kid the ball or not. I would, and I've seen many instances where people have. I think once you sit down and realize what just happened and feel that kid's eyeballs burning through your neck, it's almost impossible not to. I wish the camera didn't pull away so we could know for sure.
First, I suppose you'd have to prove it was in a MLB game. Being seen on TV retrieving it can't hurt.
Yeah, no. I might go to the grocery store once a week for 30 years. Some dope of a stockboy might drop a can of Chunky Soup off the top shelf only one time when I'm walking by. I'm not going to full tree-rard trying to catch it.
Meh. The kid has plenty of years on the old man to catch foul balls. Maybe that was the old dudes first one.
The problem is that there's so much fake stuff out there and anyone with a decent computer and printer can make a COA.
"And then I'm going to have to find a plastic case to keep the ball in, which is impossible...." [laughs and wheezes]
Going to bed. I changed the video title to something a bit more tame on the 0.5% chance he did give the ball to the kid.
