12 Angry Men And Women: A Legion Of Security Guards In Pursuit Of The Minnesota Field-Stormer
Friday night in Minnesota, a record was broken when 12 -- 12! -- security guards chased down a single fan. This is madness. Let's break it down.
Friday night in Minnesota, a record was broken when 12 -- 12! -- security guards chased down a single fan. This is madness. Let's break it down.
Six enterprising individuals stormed the field at the College World Series. These are their stories.
During Johan Santana's no-hitter celebration, a fan took the field, and for a beautiful few seconds, he was accepted as a member of the delirious mob.
Thursday night, a man ran through the Busch Stadium outfield buck-naked after losing a bet. He was a man of honor, if not clothing.
The AT&T Park field-stormer was wearing an unforgivable advertisement for an unbelievably creepy startup company.
Security at Camden Yards are perhaps the most forgiving in baseball. So when a fan slid into home plate Friday night, the umpire was forced to take matters into his own hands.
Last week, a kid who appeared to be no older than five ran through the grass of U.S. Cellular Field and made history. Let's break down the spectacle.
Wednesday night, a fan ran on the field in Rogers Centre and did the unthinkable: he attempted to run through the infield. Let's watch the spectacle, and reflect on baseball's outfield countryside and infield metropolis.
On Friday, a caped gentleman kicked off the 2012 baseball field-storming season with a bang. Here's a breakdown of everything that transpired during the heroic spectacle at Camden Yards.
On Monday and Tuesday night, two fans ran on the Camden Yards diamond during two crucially important Red Sox-Orioles game. It may well have been the last of what has been a spectacular season of field-storming.
We're mere hours removed from the start of the NFL season. In recognition, let's look all the way back to May of this season and celebrate what may just be the best tackle we've seen from a security guard all season.
I suggest that you and I sit down for a moment and really get to the root of something. What is this? What is field-storming? Is it a fleeting novelty? Well, clearly it isn't; unauthorized folks...
Last Wednesday night, a fan stormed the field in Flushing. He was eventually caught, but not before sparking one of the most hilariously incompetent security jobs in recent memory.
Saturday night, a man in a wedding dress ran through the outfield at Turner Field. It was a beautiful wedding, whether or not stadium security would care to admit it.
Over the weekend, a fan ran onto the field at the Blue Jays' Rogers Centre. And unlike nearly all other field-stormers before him, he managed to make it on television.
On Saturday night, the Mariners-Yankees game at Safeco Field was interrupted four times by the on-field antics of four daring gentlemen. Here are their stories.
On Wednesday night, an enterprising gentleman interrupted the Cubs-Marlins game by sprinting naked across the Sun Life Stadium outfield. So, how did he do? Are we to be impressed? Let's take a look.
On Friday night, a man whose name we may never know ran on the field... and temporarily escaped. In doing so, he turned our deepest ambitions into reality and forever damaged what can never again be made right.