A COMPANY has offered a major reward to ‘Phillies Karen’ if she gives back the home run ball to Drew Feltwell and his son – on one condition.
Last Friday’s confrontation between a disgruntled Phillies fan and a father and his young son has captivated the whole world.
‘Phillies Karen’ rushed to Feltwell and his son, Lincoln, to give her a home run ball during an MLB game in Miami, Florida.
The sequence was caught on camera and has gone viral on social media.
She could be heard shouting “that was ours” at Feltwell before the dad handed over the ball.
The woman has been slammed on social media for her action.
The moment has caused the major card retailer Blowout Cards to offer ‘Phillies Karen’ a lucrative deal for her to return the baseball.
The company also wants the lady to sign and write a message on it.
“We want that ball signed and inscribed by her – and only her, whoever she is – ‘I’m sorry’ we can simply give it back to the kid,” the statement read.
“Our offer is official and the offer is firm.”
The Phillies fan was also caught giving the middle finger to booing fans.
She even got in the face of one fan.
Still, ‘Phillies Karen’ has yet to be identified.
The 10-year-old boy, Lincoln, has opened up about the situation.
He shared his disappointment at seeing the woman yelling at his dad.
“I wasn’t very happy that we had to give it to her, but we can’t win. She was going to get it anyways,” Lincoln told NBC 10 Philadelphia.
He would get to meet Phillies star outfielder Harrison Bader, who hit the home run ball that led to the sequence.
Bader gave Lincoln his bat after the game.
Drew Feltwell gave the ball to the woman as he simply wanted her to “go away.”
Still, he doesn’t want to see the fan’s life “ruined” over the incident.
“Well, I’d love to get the ball to give back to my son,” continued Feltwell.
“But I don’t want anything bad to happen to her. Our evening worked out quite well afterward.”
Feltwell has no regrets over how he dealt with the scenario, as his son would have a night to remember.
