Fan Falls Into Bullpen Apparently Trying to Retrieve Ball, Comes to Feet Before Leaving on Stretcher 

@@GROWTH42You would think the Oakland A’s do that with how empty their stadium is.

that guy that dove outta the stands for Aaron judges home run ball last year I wonder how he’s doin

@@alexfisher5672 you had to point it out lmao 😂😂😂😂

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@Luminary Harris has nothing to do with its drinking is the issue

Lol sounds about right.

He actually said hi to Nick while on the stretcher

hey if he`s a Phillies fan, he is most likely a Flyers fan also

This is about men acting overly emotionally like a female, while females act more masculine and tougher. It's called social engineering.

Right in front of his kid too. Tragic

There is a statue in Memorium of Shannon Stone of him and his son in the area of their new stadium

I remember Josh Hamilton threw the ball, the dad who tried to catch it was a firefighter who felt down, when the medical staff arrived he said to a doctor or nurse(I can't remember this was 10 years ago or so I don't quite know) that they should take care of his little boy sadly after that the dad passed away

Yeah but I'm not sure how this person got so hurt, that fall looks like it's only 8-10 feet.

@@greyk610 It doesn't take much of a fall if you land on your head to cause some serious injuries.

What the hell is he even talking about? What does he think Alvarado did?

It wasn't a pun.

@@Kickingit06 Alvarado was the one that ran onto the field to stop play

Johnny Kruk is the man.

@@RyanKinney927 Yea, that was a stretch. I figured.

Was it worth it? Brain dead

I probably wouldn't run around posting this. This is Darwin award type material.

@@C-mac_in_the_6ix actually then players shouldnt be throwing balls that close to rails knowing this then

I used to be a relief pitcher in MLB. The balls all come in a box from the vendor that you can also buy in a store. In never ceased to amaze me the lengths people would go through to get a home run or foul ball at times. There is nothing distinguishing about a baseball that is worth risking your life over. It's a little more valuable if you bring one from home then get it signed. But it's still not worth anything unless it was a special moment that is verified by an MLB official during or after the game, and the ball has a legitimate chain of custody. I know it's super exciting for a kid. But just don't risk your life over a piece of leather and string dad. Just ask the bullpen catcher for one.

@@TheFrenchPug Exactly this....

Josh Hamilton remembers too.

That’s right! He was a firefighter and Josh Hamilton had tossed him a ball. Tragic outcome!

Only thing was I believe he was with his son not daughter I could be wrong

There’s a statue of the man and his son dedicated to his memory outside the Ranger’s stadium

An there goes another fan ruining it for everyone no more ball tosses from the bullpen

Yeah that was hilarious too! 🤣

dosent really matter how high it is. people have fallen from much higher and walked away with a limp, i know people who have fallen shorter distances and gotten long lasting brain damage. its all about how you land. you hit your head in an awkward or wrong way thats it

@@zesolodar It matters how high it is, very much so. Three feet can be the difference between death and debilitation.

That’s what I heard too. He pushed my kid over at a game last week.

Zack hampel is 45 and acts like a 12 year old

@@Marcuswelby-nx2te whatever makes the guy happy lol

​@@Marcuswelby-nx2te I'm not a fan of the guy, but it's kind of sad if you let society's stigmas dictate what you can and can't do at a particular age. Good way to be miserable the rest of your life, Marcus.

Wasn't talking to you slick

These with direct access to the field of play are the best.

something republicans refuse to acknowledge these days

@@lamarmartin847 also dangerous if fans are falling

@@NickyD fans falling are the equivalent of animals in the wild walking off a cliff. It's a Darwin award Bucko

Are you saying you're against safety nets?

@@TaterChip91 if people were more aware of their surroundings and less careless, there wouldn't be the need for so many nets.

​@@TaterChip91 Definitely more protection between dug outs. I remember seeing a replay of a broken bat caught before it hit their child. In this particular clip, i'm having mixed feelings between darwinism and being sorry for the person.

@@Pwnzistor there should be way more nets - i dont care how good your reflexes are but a ball that move at 100+ mph or broken bat not much you can do about it

@@Pwnzistor Yeah tell that to the little girl who got SMASHED right in the face by a ball off the bat of Albert Almora Jr in Houston a few years ago. Mucking foron. Oh let me guess? Kids shouldn't be at baseball games?

I was thinking the same. I thought they would pass out before getting to the warning track. 😂

Medics passing out on the field is like when a tow truck needs a tow truck

Too many Philly cheesesteaks

Castellanos hit a home run into the bullpen the very next inning

That was supposed to be a joke? Seriously?

@@gregd6706 yes. Hence the "all jokes aside..." part

@@KorbinX Oh sorry my bad. I thought jokes were supposed to be funny.

@@gregd6706 that's ok. Not all of us can be comedians. Cheers

@@KorbinX Ha ha sorry dude.....it was kinda' funny I guess. My bad.

yeah, noticed that. it almost seemed like they will need two more stretchers for the medical staff after having to run such a long distance

And as the EMTs are running out the announcer says “this is scary.”

Yet we all know there's a phone out there... wha?

😂 not wrong

No need to look it up....EVERYONE knows that.

Who said there was one?

horrible but made me chuckle

I would assume so but likely had to take some classes on common sense first I think

They booed him for being an idiot and stopping the game.

@@chaoticnudeboy8408 Idiots booing idiots...gotta love Philly

probably because he didnt caught the ball

Philly fans once booed Santa Claus at an Eagles game, and pelted him with snowballs.

@@jamespgray6928 yup. I remember that one. I also remember the guy that fell off the mezzanine and they booed him when he managed to climb back up to safety. Hard people.

Fall head first

Definitely higher than 7 feet. And he landed on his face.

​@@bemky309 Yeah... Maybe 8 ft.. still a small drop. But if he landed on his head than it makes sense. Not sure how you even manage that though. Some people are just clumsy and weak I guess.

Drop yourself head first from your ceiling to the floor. How would that feel? Especially if it's concrete you're landing on. You'll probably hurt yourself pretty bad.

a 5 foot tall person can die just from tripping and hitting their head on something hard. Just a quick look at stats on the matter show about 12% of fatal falls happen between 6-10 feet. It can result in death, not just injury.

Why you say that?

dosent really matter how high it is. people have fallen from much higher and walked away with a limp, i know people who have fallen shorter distances and gotten long lasting brain damage. its all about how you land. you hit your head in an awkward or wrong way thats it

That's not funny bro ain't nobody thinking about a signed ball there thinking about the kids well-being

@@christheintrovert8100 I beg to disagree. It's funny because he's alright. And maybe he learned something.

@Rob Tierney so if that was u there would be no laughing from you I guarantee that