In Major League Baseball, the father was at the center of a virus-game catching scandal and asked fans to stop harassing the thieves.
“Please don’t do anything to that lady, ” Drew Fetwell Tell USA Today Sports Monday, September 8. “Don’t worry about it. You know, someone knows her and can talk to her, it’s different. But, God, I don’t want people to break into houses and houses like that. The internet has messed up her.
Feltwell said gangs volunteered to track the woman, nicknamed “Philadelphia Karen,” who stole the ball from his young son. Lincoln.
The identity of a woman is still unknown, but Feltwell said the ridicule she endured on social media was enough.
He added: “I can say she got what she deserves, but I don’t know if she deserves that much.”
The event dropped on Friday, September 5th between the Philadelphia Phillies and the Miami Marlins in Loandet Park.
After the Philadelphia Harrison Bud Hit the home run into the left stand, Mauswell rushed to retrieve the ball and handed it to his son.
Phillies Karen also tried to grab the home run and rushed to Feltwell to ask him to give her souvenirs. Feltwell was obviously caught off guard by the woman’s anger and he had to hand over the ball.
“She just kept yelling, yelling, you know, I would love to turn around or [push] She left or something like that, but you know, I have a lot of eyes. ” CBS News on Monday. “So I just decided to end it, give her the ball and be happy that she walked away and got along with it.”
Speculation about the identity of Karen, a Philadelphia, has become so strong on social media that the New Jersey School District is forced to issue a statement.
“The woman identified as ‘Philadelphia’ on social media is not, nor is she an employee of the Harmonton Public School,” said Harmonton Public School. via Facebook On Saturday, September 6.
“Anyone who works in our school district, who was a student at the time or who lives in our community, obviously will have bare hands,” the statement continued.
Before the clip was edited between the Phillies and the Marlins, the Phillies invited Lincoln’s family near the locker room before the clip ended Friday. Bat signed by Bader.
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