See, in my opinion, being in attendance at a professional sporting event is a great privilege. I don’t feel sorry when something happens to a fan who isn’t paying attention and accidentally gets hit by a foul ball or flying bat, and I want to punch fans that disturb the game that is being played.

Even if that fan is from an opposing team, like this jaggov:

If I were commissioner, it would have been within the new rules of baseball where Mark Texieria would have the right to level that nerd with absolutely no repercussions. Instead, this moron just gives Tex a thumbs up and is allowed to keep his seat on the first base line. Even airlines give a warning to passengers sitting by the emergency exit doors — and if they can’t uphold the responsibility that comes along with it, they’ll switch their seat with someone who can. The same should go for sporting events.

After the jump, the big winner for DFotW (and the most extreme case of this phenomenon since
Bartman), from today’s College World Series in Tallahassee.

via the Orlando Sentinel:

Wichita State’s Andy Dirks hit a high pop-fly into foul territory during the bottom of the second inning. It was sailing out of play and towards the fence as FSU third baseman Stuart Tapley gave chase. Tapley reached the wall, looked up and had a play on the ball.

And then an FSU fan reached his glove over the fence and snatched it. Moments later, Dirks hit a two-run home run over the center field fence.

Here’s the video evidence: