The Rangers fans that caught the foul ball are definitely pieces of [expletive].
http://mlb.mlb.com/cutfour/article.jsp? ... d=29752844If what Molly posted is true it sounds to me like the only pieces of [expletive] in this whole scenario are Michael Kay and the guys at Deadspin.
From CT (yes, I still go there) regarding the couple and the kid:
The parents were on the Today show today (Friday).
They don't blame the other couple at all. First off, the other couple were looking at the ball and each other and didn't even hear the kid over the noise of the crowd. When they did notice him, they offered him the ball. They actually did! And the parents said, "No", because the kid (3 year old) was going through a phase where he wanted everything his way and they were trying to teach him that he can't have everything he wants. They said they other couple was very friendly and they wish them well. (They are getting married next week, by the way).
But, no, they were glad the other couple did NOT give him the ball, even though they did offer to do so.
Read more:
http://interact.stltoday.com/forums/vie ... z1tFX464KBSo if someone unfairly vilified you on television, leading you to become the most mocked person in America for 24 hours, you wouldn't think an apology was in order?