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Fans who cried out a faint comment about Arizona Diamondbacks’ star Queter Marte’s late mother won the team 4-1 Chicago White Sox Rate Field is banned indefinitely from all MLB Ballparks, a source confirmed by Fox News Digital on Tuesday.
The 22-year-old fan admitted to provoking Marte and regretted it. Go to ESPN.
Marte, 31, was shed tears after yelling some dim-like comments about his late mother, Elpidia Valdez, who died in a car accident in the Dominican Republic in 2017.
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Miguel Vargas of the Chicago White Sox on the left will embrace Arizona Diamondbacks Keter Marte before his game in Chicago on Wednesday, June 25th, 2025. (AP photo/Erin Fury)
“We praise the White Sox for taking immediate action in removing fans,” MLB said in a statement to Fox News Digital. MLB did not comment on what fans told Marte when asked by Fox News Digital.
The Diamondbacks played the White Sox again on Wednesday, with the White Sox displaying a message on the scoreboard to support Marte in the first innings.
“Baseball is family. The White Sox community supports Keter Marte,” the message said.
Diamondbacks Manager Torey Lovullo comforted the mound with tears in tears, placing his arm around him during the pitching change in the seventh innings.
The Chicago White Sox will display a signature on the big screen in support of Arizona Diamondbacks Keter Marte in the first innings of their game in Chicago on Wednesday, June 25th, 2025. (AP photo/Erin Fury)
“It was a terrible moment. The fans are annoying. The fans are overreaching,” an emotional Rovro told reporters after the game.
“I reacted like Dad when I went out to change pitchers,” Lovrulo said. Republic of Arizona. “I saw him sob. It hurts.”
Lovullo added that he told Marte that he was not alone and that Heckler was a “idiot.”
Diamondbacks Shortstop Gerald Perdomo asked for fans to be banned after the game ended on Tuesday.
“That won’t happen,” Perdomo said. “We can’t continue doing that… here In MLB. ”
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Fans show support for the Arizona Diamondbacks Keter Marte in three innings in Chicago on Wednesday, June 25th, 2025 with the Chicago White Sox. (AP photo/Erin Fury)
Marte declined to comment on the incident through team officials.
Marte won 2-4 on his first solo home run that gave the Diamondbacks a 1-0 lead.
In 52 games, the batting average for two All-Stars is 14 times and has 31 RBIs.
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