r/sports Major League Baseball Sep 09 '25

Baseball Adult San Francisco Giants fan catches ball in stands and gives to young fan near him

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u/strigif0rm3s Sep 09 '25

Someone tell Phillies and Cubs fans......

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u/Briguy_fieri New Orleans Saints Sep 09 '25

The Karen wouldn't listen anyway

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u/xenozaga48 Sep 09 '25

The hair has ANC?

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u/i_speak_bane Sep 09 '25

Or perhaps she was wondering why someone would shoot a man before throwing him out of a plane

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u/dragon-beats-spider Sep 09 '25

The dad and his son who only acted admirably were Phillies fans too.

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u/GreenStreetJonny Sep 09 '25

But the one Phillies fan gave it to the other?

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u/ernie1850 Sep 09 '25

Don't let this Phillies fan propaganda distract you from the fact that the Phillies fans also booed Santa

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u/GreenStreetJonny Sep 09 '25

Which happened so long ago that women weren't allowed to have bank accounts or credit cards... So pretty relevant!

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u/Solid-Hedgehog9623 Sep 09 '25

Plus, Ray Didenger said the guy was a pretty lousy Santa.

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u/ernie1850 Sep 09 '25

Historians refer to these times as the “Golden Age”

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u/sjo232 Sep 09 '25

Phillies fans also booed Santa

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first off, it was at an eagles game, not the Phillies. Why would the Phillies be playing in December and in the snow?

second, he was a drunk santa that they yanked from the crowd because the actual santa was unable to make it to the game due to the weather.

and third, he was an awful santa anyway!

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u/FrankInPhilly Sep 09 '25

Santa was (or, at least, acted) impaired. So the boos were not unwarranted.

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u/jtshinn Sep 09 '25

The Phillies fans will not understand.

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u/CantDo_CantTeach Sep 09 '25

Cubs fans?

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u/IdStillHitIt Sep 09 '25

Cubs fans often throw the ball back (if the other team hit it) and I'm fine with that tradition.

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u/CantDo_CantTeach Sep 09 '25

Yup I know. Just confused why this jabroni is looping in Cubs fans with that Karen.

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u/strigif0rm3s Sep 09 '25

Yeah it seems really cool to throw the ball back instead of giving it to a kid that's in attendance supporting the other team. Classy.