Ian, a young fan attending an Arizona Diamondbacks game, was ecstatic when a ball tossed into the stands by Milwaukee Brewers' second baseman Rickie Weeks ended up in his hands.
However, when Ian noticed that a younger kid -- who had botched the chance to catch Weeks' flip before it reached Ian -- was sulking over his failure, Ian immediately went over to the pouting boy and offered him the baseball.
A young fan at a San Fransisco Giants game was mighty unhappy when a woman a row in front of him was able to nab a foul ball, denying him the chance at the ultimate ball park souvenir.
Once the woman started celebrating her acquisition, the boy angrily crossed his arms and contorted his face into an adorably exaggerated pout.
Cracker Jack is no longer the only thing at the baseball concession stand with a prize inside. This lucky Red Sox fan happened to have his beer in the right place at the right time when a foul ball took a one hop off the Fenway Park grandstand and landed in his cup. Well played!
Years of dancing on and around baseball dugouts has finally caught up with the Phillie Phanatic.
The most recognizable mascot in sports was performing Wednesday night at Lehigh Valley, home of the Philadelphia Phillies' triple-A affiliate, when a foul ball bounced off of the dugout and struck the Phanatic in the neck.
NBA star John Wall of the Washington Wizards was given the honor of throwing the opening pitch in the Baltimore Orioles vs. Washington Nationals game on June 17th, 2011. The athleticism that Wall displays on the court didn't translate too well onto the diamond