Finding your seat at a sporting event can be tough. You have to navigate an enormous stadium through crowds of people to find the correct level, section, row and seat, and sometimes it gets a little disorienting.
But one Pittsburgh Pirates fan made the whole process look a lot more difficult than it actually is.
During Pittsburgh’s National League wild-card game against the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday night, ESPN’s cameras caught a Pirates fan standing in the Giants’ dugout, looking rather lost.
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It’s entirely possible that the fan had an actual reason to be in the dugout — perhaps she’s a stadium employee — but the look of utter confusion on that police officer’s face has us thinking otherwise.
H/t to For The Win
Thumbnail photo via Twitter/@BleacherReport
Photo of the Night
Florida State recruit Christ Koumajde makes 6-foot-4 FSU quarterback Jameis Winston look tiny.
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Tweet of the Night
With San Francisco Giants outfielder Hunter Pence in the playoffs, we’ll probably be seeing a lot more Hunter Pence signs.
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Video of the Night
Pedro Martinez said Kansas City Royals manager Ned Yost would have been “the ugly goat” if the team had lost their American League wild-card game after Yost pulled ace James Shields.
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