Two Very Different Ways to Get a Ball at the Park
Written by slanch   
Friday, 29 August 2008 14:14

You go to a baseball game and you always hope that your seat will be the lucky spot. The game winning homer comes right to you. Six foul balls in a row, all from your favorite player come miraculously to right where you are. Rarely does that actually happen though.

Instead, if you want to get a ball you need to be creative. Here are two different gentleman, going about very different means in order to get that coveted baseball. If you're an adult, this is one way to go about it, but you better have the expert hand-eye coordination to corral that ball into your cup, and then you need to be willing to finish your beer whilst the mud and dirt on the ball invades. But still, impressive and classy.

Or if beer drinking isn't your thing, you can always opt, like this Mets fan, to find yourself a way onto the field. Sure you might get hurt in the process, but isn't having the Big Pelf, Mike Pelfrey, come to your rescue reward enough? I just hope for the kid's sake that Pelf's mouthguard wasn't in, that could be terrifying to have a giant drooling slurring man try and aid you after falling off a wall...





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