Baseball fan caught in disgusting act during spring training game

 

A spring training matchup between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday afternoon featured an unexpected and unintended spectacle.

A viral image circulating on social media captured an unfortunate wardrobe malfunction that was inadvertently broadcast live.

Seated directly behind home plate as the Phillies were batting, a fan sporting a Blue Jays shirt with outfielder George Springer’s name and number stood up—only for his shorts to slip down, revealing part of his bare backside.

As expected, the internet had a field day with the moment. Social media users flooded the comments with jokes and reactions.

One fan simply exclaimed, “Excuse me?!” while another quipped that the man had “left his glove at home.”

A reference to an infamous Joe Buck NFL call surfaced, with one user declaring, “THAT IS A DISGUSTING ACT!”—a nod to the broadcaster’s reaction to Randy Moss’s fake mooning of Packers fans.

Others joined in on the humor, with one person noting, “The moon came out early,” while another joked, “Accurate representation of George Springer this spring”—ironically, Springer hit a three-run homer in the game.

Another commenter humorously remarked, “This is very much Toronto.”

Despite the viral moment, the Blue Jays came out on top, securing an 11-7 victory.

Toronto will open its regular season at home on Thursday against the Baltimore Orioles, while the Phillies will begin their campaign on the road against the Washington Nationals.