American men watch professional baseball game Beer mug unexpectedly receives a foul ball | Major League | Epoch Times

[Epoch Times, May 26, 2022](Epoch Times reporter Chen Juncun reported) A male Major League Baseball fan was watching a game a few days ago when a foul ball flew towards his seat. Although he and the people around him reached out to catch it, they failed to catch it, and after the ball bounced, it landed in his beer mug impartially and became his souvenir.

The Cincinnati Reds face the Chicago Cubs on May 23 in Cincinnati, according to United Press International.

In the third inning, the Redskins pitcher threw a bad pitch that was smashed by the Cubs slugger for an out-of-bounds fly. Although the Redskins third baseman rushed to catch the ball, the ball fell into the stands.

A Reds fan, a man in red and others tried to reach for the ball but failed, and the ball bounced and fell into a beer mug the man had placed on a cup holder.

Excited, the man drank the beer from the cup, which drew cheers and applause from other fans.

“He just put the best additive in the drink,” said John Sadak, an announcer who was covering the game live. “Oh, that’s good, it’s a game beer.”

Another announcer, Chris Welsh, said it would be a bit rosin and earthy. He also joked that the good thing is that the spit hook (a pitcher spitting on the ball to throw a variation) has been banned.

The Redskins shared the footage on Twitter, where they jokingly referred to an unwritten rule about fans: “If a foul goes in your beer, you have to drink it.”

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In this game, the Cubs eventually defeated the Redskins with a score of 7:4.

A situation like this Redskins fan receiving a foul ball in a special way happened last month.

At that time, a man was sitting in the stands, holding a bottle with his left hand to feed the child in his arms. When a foul ball flew in front of him, he stretched his right hand forward and caught the ball with ease, while his left hand was still feeding the baby, unaffected.

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Responsible editor: Li Ming