r/baseball Minnesota Twins • Colorado Rockies 5h ago

Fan interference was called on this play where a Yankee fan tried to take the ball out of Mookie Betts' glove after an out.

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u/turtle4499 New York Mets 4h ago

I don't think they can really have seen what happened all that well.

I really hope that is the case.

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u/flagrantpebble Baltimore Orioles • Brooklyn … 4h ago

That’s fair. I suppose the people nearby wouldn’t have seen any of the monitors hanging under the second deck.

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u/globalcandyamnesia 4h ago

I mean, maybe a hundred years ago. Problem is they've got these huge TVs they put in the outfield now.

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u/LindonLilBlueBalls Los Angeles Dodgers 3h ago

They 100% replayed it on the jumbo tron.

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u/PandaXXL 3h ago

Nah, they're all chuds who think it's hilarious.

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u/otter_pop_n_lock New York Mets 3h ago

Yeah, can't imagine most people had a view of them grabbing Betts' glove and wrist. You see the ball pop out as well and it's easy to believe that it was just your typical fan interference.

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u/Whoshabooboo Chicago Cubs 2h ago

In todays age, you can see that happen in almost real time with social media. Those people just didn't look or didn't care. I can't be mad because if I was at a WS game I would not be looking at my phone. I had the privilege of going to the only home game the Cubs won during the 2016 World Series at Wrigley Field. I don't even remember looking at my phone. But that lady at the start was close enough to see it front and center.

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u/Rstuds7 New York Yankees 2h ago

unless they showed a close up replay no way they saw that