Angels’ Mike Trout has ball ripped out of glove by Astros fan

Another fan player controversy, including a foul ball, found its way to the MLB stage on Saturday night. Los Angeles Angels Star Mike Trout and the Houston Astros Patron.

Yanier Diaz of Houston skied the ball on the correct field line, and Trout has begun tracking It’s heading towards the edge of the seat the whole time.

That’s when he jumped to catch the ball, and Astros’ fan Jalen Warren tore it just to pull it out of his gloves.

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Los Angeles Angels right fielder Mike Trout walks the field before a game against the Houston Astros at Daikin Park. (Troy Taormina-Immagn image)

Social media MLB fans quickly compared the situation with the 2024 World Series, when New York Yankees fans won the ball and turned off the gloves Los Angeles Dodgers Star Mookie Betts’ hands cause ejection. These fans also received an indefinite ban from all 30 major league ballparks.

However, there is an important difference in this situation. Because Whalen had the right to grab the ball because it was in the territory of a foul. He did not arrive across the border to catch La Steve Bertman on his fateful day at Wrigley Field.

Yankees fans try to rip the gloves from Mookie Betts’ hands.

Whalen spoke to the athletic after the match and said he was simply protecting his son as the ball was heading in his direction.

“I didn’t know what was going on,” he said. “I didn’t think it was a play. It was coming to my son’s face. I just reached out.”

Los Angeles Angels right fielder Mike Trout (27) greets the second base hand of the Houston Astros before a match at Daikin Park. (Troy Taormina-Immagn image)

Trout seemed to have intended to make a ridiculous foul ground play, and he got hot when the umpire simply called it a foul ball.

Security came down to deal with Hollen, but he was not kicked out of the game. Instead, he and his son were moved to another seat.

Later, after a 4-1 victory over the Angels Astros, Trout met Hollen and his son at the Daikin Park Tunnel. When Trout hears him telling Whaleen that he appreciates his reaction, he says that it meant that Whaleen does not mean malice towards the Angel’s outfielder. He put the ball back into the mass.

Trout gave Whalen’s son a signed bat and signed a foul ball that his father caught.