The Furious Phillies fan who forced a father to transfer a baseball that he had caught for his young son did not regret her actions, because fans gave her grief in the aftermath of the beautiful scene on Friday in Miami.
The female fan turned down fans in her area after she had demanded the father’s ball, clearly not to give how others look at the situation because she was entitled to the ball.
She also came to the face of a fan in an Eagles sweater who was not satisfied with what unfolded.
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Drew Feltwell ran to grab a home runball that was hit by Phillies Outfielder Harrison Bader during Philly’s match against the Marlins on Friday evening and ran back to his seats to hand the ball to his son, Lincoln.
Video shows the woman who chases Veltwell and shouted in his face, apparently believing that the ball was from her.
Feltwell finally admitted.
“I almost just wanted her to leave,” Feltwell told NBC10 Philadelphia On Saturday.
Feltwell, who also brought his daughter to the game, explained what happened from his perspective.
“She sat in the chair,” he said NBC10. “I don’t know if she came up. Maybe? But I looked at the ball of almost the bat where it went in that chair and kept a bit together, and I already went inside, and coincidentally, as soon as I went inside, it stopped in one place, and I just picked him up.”
The woman shouted, “That’s my ball!” And claimed that the ball had been stolen from her chair, although the chair was empty according to Feltwell.
Lincoln said he “was not very happy”, he had to give up the ball, but the Phillies tried to make up for things.
Bader met Lincoln after the game and gave him a signed bat.
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