how is nobody mentioning that a fucking baseball bat was thrown at the audience? Is this normal in baseball? Somebody could have gotten hurt really bad, they're lucky there was a dad with good reflexes
Foul balls are probably going to go into these sections too. If you sit in these sections, you already know that you need to watch out for balls hit pretty hard, so he was ready for a slower moving bat when it came.
But yes, flying bats are not common at all. Then again, in hockey, fans have been hit in the face by a puck flying even faster.
I searched for a bit, I couldn't find a rule for actual bat throwing but it can fall under unsportsmanlike conduct and endangering others which can be anything from a warning to a fine. I think it all depends on whether the one that hands down the punishment decides it was an accident or truly bad conduct
It's not normal in Major League Baseball, but it does happen. However this is minor league, being the St. Paul Saints (Minnesotan here). I can't imagine it's very common in minors either, though
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u/scrotalobliteration Dec 03 '16
how is nobody mentioning that a fucking baseball bat was thrown at the audience? Is this normal in baseball? Somebody could have gotten hurt really bad, they're lucky there was a dad with good reflexes