Fans always want homerun balls from the opposing team to be thrown back onto a field, but what if the person who caught it doesn't want to throw it back? My friend's son caught a ball at a game and decided to keep it. The crowd booed, but mostly directed their taunts at my friend (the father). One guy went so far as to tell him, "You've gotta teach the boy right...teach 'em early. We don't take that here."
Are these people insane?
I completely understand the die-hard fan mentality, but when it comes to a young kid, I just don't get it. He wanted to catch a ball at a game, and he did...Why should he have to throw it back...His father asked him if he wanted to keep it or throw it back, and he said he wanted to keep it. It should be his choice, right?
This whole story made me wonder, are there any tricks to avoid heckling in situations like this? Should you just leave immediately, or find another place to sit?
2006-10-09
16:24:43
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