Defiant Phillies fan flips off crowd after taking ball from young boy, father
NY Post
The furious Phillies fan who coerced a father to hand over a baseball he had grabbed for his young son had no regrets about her actions as fans gave her grief in the aftermath of the stunning scene Friday in Miami.
The female fan flipped off fans in her area after she demanded the ball from the father, clearly not caring how others viewed the situation, as she felt entitled to the ball.
She also got in the face of a fan in an Eagles jersey who was not pleased about what unfolded.
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Drew Feltwell ran to grab a home run ball hit by Phillies outfielder Harrison Bader during Philly’s game against the Marlins Friday night and walked back to his seats to hand the ball to his son, Lincoln.
Video shows the woman chasing down Feltwell and yelling in his face, apparently believing the ball belonged to her.
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