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Arizona Diamondbacks In the end, they had enough with one of their most loyal fans.
Dave McCaskill is the season ticket holder for his beloved D-Back and owns an Advantage membership account. Discounts for the whole stadium.
However, after being involved in yet another fan interference dilemma, the Diamondbacks banned him for the rest of the year and ended his membership account.
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Diamondbacks’ Timtawa will jump to the ball during the San Francisco Giants game at Chasefield on June 30, 2025 in Phoenix, Arizona. (Kelsey Grant/Arizona Diamondbacks/Getty Images)
“This particular fan has been involved in multiple crimes at Chasefield…” the team said in a statement. “This fan has the opportunity to return to Chasefield in 2026 as long as he meets certain conditions and adheres to the fan’s code of conduct.”
McCaskill reaches for the ball that was off the bat. San Francisco Giants Three base hand Christian Coss. The ball just missed the extended gloves of left fielder Tim Tawa. Center fielder Alec Thomas appeared to exchange words with McCaskill, who threw the ball to Thomas. Thomas then backed up it. Kos was initially excluded, but after reviews he was awarded a double and Macaskill was booted from the ballpark.
Shortly after the announcement of D-Backs, a recent video resurfaced on social media about McCaskill playing a borderline home run ball.
“I’m a D-Back fan. I don’t want anything to hurt the D-Back or lose the game,” McCaskill said. Fox 10 Phoenix.
Arizona Diamondbacks Shortstop Geraldo Perdomo and San Francisco Giants Christian Costook replayed in Phoenix on Monday, June 30th, 2025. (AP Photo/Rick Scuteri)
However, he admitted that he was “tooked out three times.” (He later corrected himself to “technically… twice.”)
“I caught the ball and came down quickly. I can see the glove hit a yellow collision, so the ball bounced over to the top,” explained McAskill.
Fans are not allowed to catch the ball across the wall or the imaginary line directly above it. But when the ball crosses the imaginary lines, it’s a fair game. Jomboy Media pointed out a total of four instances, and other social media accounts said he was involved in five such reviews.
“I can comment last night, the play happened, I want to play the play. I want to play the play… I want to make the play by players.”
San Francisco Giants manager Bob Melvin has the word with Home Plate referee Quinn Walcott after being kicked out of the Arizona Diamondbacks game in Phoenix on Monday, June 30, 2025. (AP Photo/Rick Scuteri)
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According to McCaskill New York Post, He said he “followed” the famous Ballhawk Zack Hample. Hample caught over 10,000 baseball.
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