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[@gregorywilliams1308]

With a historical Home Run, or a game winner for the pennant or championship, no one would really expect you to give away. It probably could be worth a lot of money. Foul balls are different

[@brandonhinrichs4393]

Then you just hold the player hostage by holding their historic ball hostage until you remove every single penny possible from them lol

[@deew_knird_reeb_ekomS]

Don’t care who hits it or what team they play for, if I catch a milestone ball I’m giving it right back to the player.

[@Cubs-Fan.10]

​@deew_knird_reeb_ekomS I'm not giving away a winning lottery ticket to someone just because the winning numbers are special to a stranger lol I'm getting paid.

[@ClarkJ2265]

If a historic ball, like record breaking or players first mlb homer etc, the team will take the ball and give fan a bunch of merch,signed bat etc. Player will want that ball.

[@FTLnovaKid]

@@brandonhinrichs4393lol

[@richardpardee5099]

If you catch a ground breaking HR the team finds you before you leave the park

[@fuddyruckers3]

But you don't have to give it to them

[@psymar]

Going into the video my immediate thought is prince fielder stealing a nacho has to be there

[@johnnydropkicks]

4:17 Here’s how you can tell it’s in San Francisco - The San Francisco Bay (the ocean, basically) is behind the fans.

[@neonver]

The distances involved in the US make a huge difference for fan behavior, in general if you see a fan of the opposing team at your stadium they either are actually from the same town/area as you or they traveled a significant distance in order to watch their team, and in both cases that calms most rivalry feelings fans might have. Fights do happen, though it tends to be considered more a consequence of intoxicated young men than anything specific to do with teams.

[@jameshurley9551]

SF Giants won in 2010/2012/2014. They were all pretty epic too. Worth going back and looking at the legend of Lincecum in 2010 or the comeback kids in 2012. The epic Bumgarner post season was 2014.

[@psymar]

As a Cubs fan, if you're in the bleachers at Wrigley, you're expected to throw back any home run hit by the visiting team. Some fans bring a baseball with them so that if they catch one, they can switch balls and throw back the one they brought. I think a similar trick is advisable anywhere a ball might be particularly valuable.

[@DNReacts]

Why are you expected to throw them all back as opposed to giving them to a child?

[@yodaddyvader5309]

​@@DNReactskids will throw it back as well lmao. Unless there is a kid from a visiting team most people throw it back.

[@gregorywilliams1308]

@@DNReacts it also is disrespectful to the visitors, basically F You, we don't want your damn ball. All in fun though 😊

[@pikafreaka]

​@@DNReactsAlso depends on where you're at, some places are more vocal about it than others. Wrigley or Yankee stadium, they're absolutely chanting it. Personally don't recall ever really hearing it at Camden Yards for the Orioles, it's more kinda "well that sucked, whatever."

[@jameslocopo4742]

I have spent 50 years despising everything about the Yankees however that first clip with the Yankee fan child hugging the Blue Jays fan after giving him the ball was beautiful….never would have happened the other way around though 😂

[@psymar]

I think a big factor in the friendliness of US fan bases is that we don't have relegation. There's no danger that the losing team will get kicked out of the league and go bankrupt, it's just which squad of millionaires get the trophy. Also there usually just aren't a lot of travelling fans due to the distances involved. When my favorite English football team, Hereford, had to travel 5 hours for a game in southwest England, I saw everyone talking about what a long trip that was. Meanwhile I'm further than that from EVERY MLB team -- and I live in the eastern US (Winston Salem, NC). It's much worse if you live in, say, Montana.

[@hifijohn]

European/British soccer fans are just drunk street trash, soccer attracts the lowest of the lowest.

[@JayTeeAyy]

Tis the season, it’s almost back!!!

[@supersasukemaniac]

Most of the time the Club wants the significant Homerun ball back so the player can put it in his trophy case, or it can go to Cooperstown. But they will usually give you a ball autographed by the player who hit the homerun, and a bat as compensation, some clubs even give the fan money.

[@itisnotmeMARCO]

In a lot of ballparks, it tradition to throw a home run from the visiting team back onto the field. You might get chirped by an entire stadium of fans for not doing so.

[@TheBadgertwo]

At Wrigley Field it's a tradition to throw homerun balls from the other team back onto the field, as a White Sox fan my baseball dream is to go to a Sox/Cubs game at Wrigley and throw a Cubs homerun back. So when I attend a crosstown matchup at Wrigley I always grab seats in the bleachers and bring a ball with me in case there is a kid nearby. I can give the kid the real ball and throw the dummy back onto the field. It's hard not to be romantic about Baseball.

[@kylek6708]

that's a great idea, I'm a sox fan and me and my father go to the most convenient crosstown classic game every year. although I have never got a ball of any sorts, so the second one will go to a kid. got to pull out a sign that says this is my first ball lol.

[@rallycapandstanding]

Nice -A Cubs fan

[@supersasukemaniac]

10:13 that guy was multitasking, catching the ball, while scorekeeping.

[@rayala21]

Just in case: when you look at the scoreboard, the team on the top or the left side of the screen is the visiting team… and the team on the bottom or the right side of the screen is the home team… Also, for baseball… white = home, gray = visiting

[@josephsoto9933]

In some cases a baseball is important to a player. And I'm not just referring to "record" or game winning homers. A rookies' 1st base hit and 1st Homer hold great sentimental value. And because of that nice results often occure. For example....a player gets his FIRST homerun as a "Major leaguer". An usher or someone from the team office will go put to person who has the ball. They will tell him that they want to give the ball back to the player....."sentimental reason". But of course they will give that person another ball or team merchandise or free tickets to another game. And of course a true baseball lover will understand and surrender the ball.

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

IF you caught a record ball, it would probably go back to the team or player and you would be compensated by the team with game tickets or merch.

[@Boy5682]

Always give the ball to a kid. Kids are the future of the sport and if they're in attendance, fuel that passion. You'll have a story about a foul ball and that kid may have a defining moment in their life.

[@Bilski86]

When it comes to American sports, every team has their own stadiums so usually the stadiums are filled about 80% maybe 90% of the home team

[@Boy5682]

If there's some monetary value to the ball, it's ok to keep it. Mark McGwire's 70th homerun ball was caught by a fan and the Cardinals offered him a signed bat, ball, and jersey in exchange. The fan asked to meet McGwire as well but apparently that was too much. The fan sold the ball 3 months later for $3 Million dollars.

[@johnnydropkicks]

The buyer of that ball was Todd McFarlane: comic book artist/writer, creator of “Spawn,” co-creator of “Venom,” etc…. He also has McGwire’s 69th HR ball, Barry Bonds’ 73rd HR ball, and I believe Sammy Sosa’s 66th HR ball.

[@garymaiano1008]

99% of home run balls are worthless. Now like you guys were saying some home run balls are worth money, 5K, 10K, 25K, 50K and much more. One sold at auction for 3 Million Dollars. Sometimes when a player wants a home run ball back he will offer the fan in exchange, signed bats, jerseys, balls, pictures, clothing, a chance to meet them, and free tickets. But those balls are worth maybe 5K and only mean something to the player.

[@ClarkJ2265]

Was at a game in lower seats and a foul ball came smoking toward us 2 rows in front. Man stood up and caught ball with a glove, turned around and handed it to 3yo boy sitting in row between us. The boy spent the rest of the game smelling and licking the ball lol.

[@DNReacts]

This comment took a turn 😂😂

[@znachkiznachki5352]

Significant balls go back to the player or club. It could end up in the hall of fame. Usually, the club or player will arrange for whoever catches it to get some swag, or an autograph.

[@erolbulut2584]

All tickets are chosen by the fan. There is no separate seating area for 'away' teams fans

[@a00141799]

Needed this! Thanks guys. ♣

[@DNReacts]

Hope you’re ok mate! Glad you liked it 🙏🏼

[@a00141799]

@@DNReacts lol... 😀Just nice to see a video that show people actually treating each other with a little kindness. ♣😇

[@DNReacts]

Yeah it’s always good to see, these ones make me happy 🙂

[@blakerh]

If there is a significant HR hit in a game, the player or team will offer up something in trade for the ball. Usually it will be an autographed bat or jersey.

[@tylerjones9309]

I had a situation where there was a foul by down the right field line and the right fielder picked it up and, looked at this young lady who was walking up behind me, while he walked closer to the wall and then he tossed it to me. So I just have it to her thinking you just can't pretty much stare at someone and then toss it to someone else. My personal opinion on catching or getting a ball is I would keep it if it was a home run and most of the time I would give it to a kid when it's a foul ball.

[@MrCubFan415]

As Bob Brenly used to say, “Give it to a kid!” 😊 Edit: 6:01 Case in point.

[@PhillipV-qm4mf]

Baseball is and always will be, a kids game❤

[@exploretherapy2421]

Oh trust me when I say there hella fight after games especially football

[@matthewbaumeister9322]

If it’s your first ball you keep it no matter what after that you give it away unless it’s a special moment. At least that’s my thoughts

[@bleachedbrother]

C'mon, Damo. You can't compare a foul ball to a historic home run ball. There's many factors in deciding the value of a ball. Who's the player who pitched it? Or hit it? Was it during batting practice before a game or during a real game? Was it a Spring Training game? Regular season game? Playoff game? World Series game? Was it a historical milestone to a player or team? Did you buy it at the team's merchandise store at the stadium? Online? Trade show? Is it signed by a player or team? Who signed it? Are they Hall of Fame? Did you acquire it from a loved one? Does it give you special feelings or memories?

[@samuelspencer2078]

That kid who wanted to give the man who gave away the ball he caught was amazing and his parents should be proud. It is amazing when adults do it but when kids have the maturity to give the ball to an adult that gave away the one they caught brings a tear to my eye. As for the world series winning homerun and the record setting homerun I say do the right thing and give it to a child. Something like this might keep the game alive with the downturn in attendance.

[@user-gn8cl2hc4q]

You guys should react to the MLB at Field of Dreams game. One of the best regular season games of all time.

[@NickKaminski1980]

As a kid, in the 80s any chance I got was always elbowed in the face by an adult. Once by a reliever shagging BP balls at the outfield wall. Never got one. Now I don't care. I'd give it away freely unless it's a record breaker.

[@artsilva]

Foul balls you give away. HR balls you keep, especially if it's a significant HR

[@johanna0131]

Love this!

[@Idekoc]

Hey I was at the game in Toronto from the first clip!!

[@jameshurley9551]

Not sure if you guys know the rule, but if you catch a foul ball as an adult you hold it up, get cheered by everyone and then hand it off to any kid under the age of 14 and everyone claps for you! Homerun ball is a different story. I don't think I'd be giving that ball up 🤣

[@DNReacts]

Yeah we discuss that in the video 😀 appreciate the comment!

[@jameshurley9551]

@@DNReacts I have yet to get one. Been super close a few times. Just wanna be a hero one time 🤣

[@Cubs-Fan.10]

Almost everyone who catches a fould ball, its their first time lol

[@richardpardee5099]

I really enjoy. You 2 andI like what said in the who's on first video so Nick you now Bid and your sidekick is Lou. Good day

[@hifijohn]

there is no official ball-catching protocol but don't interfere with a kid trying to catch a ball Don't take a ball from a kid (Ive seen it) If its your first ball ever you should keep it If you have gone to many games and have caught balls before,give to the nearest kid to you.

[@SP.007]

2:48 - your way at sporting events make it sound like America, outside it's sporting events, and vice versa.

[@fuddyruckers3]

You all should watch Hardball with John Wick as Keanu Reaves who plays some coach

[@GuitarLegend310]

i like the implication here that john wick is real and moonlights as an actor named keanu reaves

[@alanneel1369]

if i catch any ball im keeping it i have been trying for 35 years to get a ball the kids can piss off they have there whole life still to get a ball

[@austinlarrimore6542]

Call me a dickhead but I catch a ball I’m keeping it. I dreamed of catching a game ball just as much as every other child in attendance 😂

[@AdamGee8]

If it’s a historical ball all rules go out the window 😂 ain’t nobody giving a ball like that to a kid, people will get into a scrum over those balls lol

[@znachkiznachki5352]

Here's my favorite fan baseball exchange kzbin.info/www/bejne/o52xnoeVpdWHoM0 (no one is an active player here - so I think it counts)

[@WahooSerious]

The only place you really have to worry about fans is if you’re a Giants fan in Los Angeles, other than that it’s just a game who cares

[@taegenbrown2894]

Unlike the British we Americans are not psychopaths and will not hurt a rival fan

[@DNReacts]

That’s not true, there are definitely instances where rival fans have been hurt in America

[@taegenbrown2894]

It was a joke I know

[@aresee8208]

I wonder, do they have as many women and children (girls and boys) at European soccer/football games as at American baseball games?

[@darrinlindsey]

There's nothing wrong with keeping the ball. It's just extra special when it's given to a child.

[@parsifal40002]

My major comment is how KZbinrs overuse the word "wholesome"! Do they really know the definition of the word? My opinion is many KZbinrs have a limited vocabulary when expressing themselves. Just my opinion. By the way, I love your channel!

[@taegenbrown2894]

First one 🥇

[@Twofac3mark]

react to zack hample

[@jeremyhart3184]

Watch Zach Hample for the opposite lol

[@hifijohn]

I can't believe he hasn't been banned, there is an online petition to have him banned.

[@cheeverd10]

Yes what an absolute trash human he and people like him are

[@sagspirit1]

What if you catch a ball and want to take it home for your own son or daughter?

[@NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE]

Baseball is dead it's all about banana ball now 😅.. Honestly though I still love baseball but I've been really enjoying this whole banana ball thing it really is making baseball great again at least fun and fast paced and I would say a little bit harder especially when they tried doing some of these trick plays and no bunting and the fans are part of the game definitely check banana ball

[@DNReacts]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4bFe2RrmrR6obssi=ej-E0lQ2BfwVistW We are 6 months ahead of you 😂

[@NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE]

@@DNReacts yeah I thought you guys did a video on it already but I wasn't sure... Everything has been foggy since I woke up from the coma 👀😅

[@DNReacts]

@NOxSPLOOSHxPLANE I think I can let you off 😂 banana ball is so much fun! I hope all is ok with you! 🙏🏼