Francisco Lindor was robbed of a grand slam by Fernando Tatis Jr., but Evan Roberts and Tiki Barber can’t stop thinking about the Mets fans sitting right behind the play. Should they have attacked the ball and made Tatis’ catch more difficult, or is it unfair to expect fans to react like players when a baseball is flying toward them?
Evan argues that fans sitting in the front row of home run territory need a game plan because they can legitimately impact the outcome. The debate turns into a hilarious breakdown of fight, flight and freezing in the moment, along with memories of infamous fan interference. Plus, Evan admits his own sports teams have given him very little reason to experience meaningful-game stress.
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