Padres Security did not treat this young person as a minor.
A lacquered fan of San Diego learned a hard lesson on Tuesday evening when the security approached him in Petco Park after he ran into the field in the eighth inning of the 5-1 victory of the Padres on the Giants, who pulled the crowd angry.
The young person ran in the right field area near Fernando Tatis Jr. When one guard grabbed him, only for the other to spear him from behind while a third arrived.
The three officers, dressed in red shirts, then fell to the floor with the young person while the fans drove out.
One video on the spot showed another patron who actually gave a thumb down immediately after the tackle.
The television broadcast showed Padres-Reliever Jason Adam, who protected the four-run lead in the eighth, making it an “auw” face while apparently tackled the fan.
A few security officers eventually helped the fan with a Padres shirt with short sleeves and jeans shorts-van de Veld while holding a hat.
Another fan made their way On the field in the ninth inning, running through the outfield again before he was brought down by a jumping security officer.
The fans did not express their displeasure for this tackle as they did the other, although a video placed on Reddit contained a fan that said: “(looks) like another child.”
The MLB.com box score indicated that this storming of the field took place with two out in the ninth.
Although the fans may have rejected how the security dealt with the first fan, former MLB All-Star Adam Jones condemned the actions of the fan.
“Everyone who runs on the field must be fined 10k or stricter. No room for it in baseball,” Jones posted X early on Wednesday morning.
“This looks like a child who shook security in hell. But I would fine his parents. Unacceptable and a danger. You can say what you want, but players don’t know what a fan has
In the midst of the Fandrama, the victory of the Padres on Tuesday broke a four-game Losing Streak who saw them from one match on the Dodgers in the NL West to two games that returned on Wednesday.
San Diego organizes the Giants for two more games before welcoming Los Angeles for another critical three-game set from Friday to Sunday.
The Padres have the second wildcard spot, two games behind the fourth placed Cubs and 2.5 games for the sixth placed Mets.
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