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Home run.
A MYSTERY couple has been caught out in a compromised position during a Major League Baseball game in Cleveland.
The couple was reportedly busted having sex during the Cleveland Indians’ win over the New York Mets on Sunday (AEST) at Progressive Field.
The Indians won the game 7-5, but the real home run was scored way back in the bleachers at the top of the stadium.
The exhibition in how to root for your team has gone viral.
Nobody could believe it.Source:AFP
Perhaps the most damning revelation for the Indians’ match day entertainment managers is that for one creepy fan, of course wearing a hoodie, the action was much more engaging up in the stands than inside the diamond.
S/O to the people having sex at the Indians game!!!!! ❤️💙 pic.twitter.com/XQHX0hGVMP
— sav (@savannah3marie) April 16, 2016Fans at @Indians game having sex while one lone man watches....... pic.twitter.com/oFW6pUh2Qz
— Crying Jordan (@TearsOfJordan) April 16, 2016The internet was on point with its response to the story.
Told my grandma the story about the couple caught having sex at the Indians game. She responds 'she caught a different kind of fly ball' 🙈
— Colleen Brady (@Coll_me_Brady) April 17, 2016A couple were caught having sex at today's Mets/Indians game. I have no idea what I've been doing wrong, I love baseball :(
— Hunter: A Person Who (@hunterMaltman) April 18, 2016
I fully expect (or hope) this will be among the songs played at the @Indians game today. https://t.co/tja1B9y7bc
— SizemoreFan (@SizemoreFan) April 17, 2016The @Indians need to seize on this viral moment. Sex In The Upper Deck Night would sell a lot of tickets.
— SportsPickle (@sportspickle) April 17, 2016So the Indians are undefeated when people have sex in the upper deck
— wes (8-4) (@_WesSox) April 17, 2016re: The couple caught screwing in the stands at the #CLEvNYM game... If I were an Indians fan, I probably wouldn't watch the game either.
— Dan Clark (@DanClarkSports) April 17, 2016This couple wasn't really feeling the Indians game... (via @savannah3marie) pic.twitter.com/xoJqCSbNok
— 120 Sports (@120Sports) April 16, 2016Unfortunately, the sorry episode is not a new addition of the Major League hollywood movie series. This really happened.
Couple Caught Bumpin’ Uglies At Indians Game https://t.co/u9UylOnacx via @SportsMockerypic.twitter.com/htXVlpIo3s
Video Game Cheating
— ✶ Sports Mockery ✶ (@sportsmockery) April 17, 2016The Houston Astros may have been caught cheating during Game 1 of the ALCS against the Boston Red Sox on Saturday.
Metro reported on Tuesday that security removed a man claiming to be an Astros employee from the media credentialed area next to the Red Sox dugout in Game 1. Metro says the man had a small camera and was texting frequently.
Another Astros staffer reportedly intervened after the employee was removed from the section and tried to convince security the man was authorized to be in the credentialed area despite not having a media credential. The man was allowed to remain in the stadium but was not allowed back into the media area.
Red Sox security reportedly was warned about the man due to suspicious activity in Houston’s ALDS against the Cleveland Indians.
Baseball Teams Caught Cheating
“We are aware of the matter and it will be handled internally,” an MLB spokesperson told Metro.
The Red Sox, Indians and Astros either declined comment or said MLB was handling the matter.
Sign-stealing has been an issue all series. ESPN’s Buster Olney pointed out the Red Sox were using multiple signs with the bases empty to avoid having their signs stolen, though they did that long before their series with Houston.
Red Sox going with multiple signs even without a runner at second base; they think the Astros are great at stealing signs.
— Buster Olney (@Buster_ESPN) October 16, 2018
Scott Miller says sign stealing is all people have been talking about.
Was talking w/couple of scouts this AM about this, who say it's all anybody's talking about this postseason, sign-stealing. One says he thinks eventually #MLB must wire Ps and Cs for sound so they can simply converse re. which pitch is coming next. Technology is there https://t.co/9wsmvTh8uw
— Scott Miller (@ScottMillerBbl) October 16, 2018
There have been plenty of questions this series about improper behavior. Umpires even examined the glove of Houston’s catcher during Game 1, ostensibly for foreign substances.
Just last year the Red Sox were penalized by MLB for using technology in stealing signs.