Another Rays Fan Falls Victim to Minnesota Twins Home Run

Tampa Bay Rays fans are dropping like flies at Tropicana Field this week. Well… they’re falling just as fast as the Minnesota Twins, who lost their second-straight game.

But when you see something impossible happen, does it really matter who wins or loses? Because that’s what happened just took place in St. Petersburg. Two nights in-a-row, a Rays fan ended up on the wrong side of a Twins home run.

Tampa Bay Rays fan hit in the face by Minnesota Twins home run… again

This time around, it was a line drive headshot in the left field corner, off the bat of Carlos Santana. In an 0-1 count, with a runner on 2nd base and two outs, the 38-year-old Dominican blasted this 113 MPH rope off Tyler Alexander, to bring the score within 5 runs.

But someway, somehow, another Rays fan thought it would be a good idea to catch a Minnesota Twins homer without a glove. And just like 24 hours earlier, he was wrong.

Carlos Santana tonight, Trevor Larnach last night

On the front-end, it appears this fan made it out better than last night’s, who was knocked out cold by Trevor Larnach’s 112+ MPH laser to right field. Fortunately, that fan made it out okay, and even got a souvenir and on-field experience out of the deal.

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We’ll see what kind of reward this Rays fan receives for making poor life decisions. Maybe a signed glove that he can wear to the game next time?

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