Like every other game, baseball has its own fair share of nuisances in almost every match. This one is about the avid baseball collector Zack Hample and Colorado Rockies’ home ground, Coors Field.

Earlier this month, Zach was one of the spectators at Coors Field, where the Colorado Rockies fought against the St. Louis Cardinals. Apparently, the ushers there were pretty strict, which ruined the game for Hample. 

He is known for collecting 11,000 baseballs from the Major League Stadiums, including Mike Trout’s first homerun and Alex Rodriguez’s 3000th career hit. 

What exactly happened at the Coors Field?

During the match, Hample tried to catch a home run ball. In his way of doing that, he tried to enter a prohibited section. Therefore, the usher present there had to forcefully lead him back to his seat. When he refused to concur, security got called.

The guards told him, “Either stay in your seat or leave.”

Eventually, after taking his frustration out on the guards and saying things like, “I’ll stay in my seat, but I want you guys to know how lousy the fan experience is here.”

Furthermore, he said, “It’s not good. Big L. … you guys get an F on the fan experience.”

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At last, Hample had to agree to what the security guards were asking of him, and this was not the first time, where he had created a nuisance and blamed others for it.   

Who did the Fans support? Hample or Coors Field’s security?

While Hample is known for his avid collection, he has been criticized by many in Major League Baseball.

So, while many were in support of Hample, most of the fans were against him. He is considered to probably be the most hated baseball fan, also known as the “Foul Ball Guy.”

Some of the people who supported him said,

While the ones who were against him were more in numbers.

One of the fans gave him the error of the year award.

All in all, the incident received a mixed reaction from all over. Some termed it fun, while for others, it was an annoyance.

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What do you think about the incident? Do you approve of fans creating nuisance in the name of fun? Let us know in the comments down below.