A wild brawl that saw a fan flying down several rows in the stands of the White Sox-Mets game over the weekend in a moment that was all caught on camera resulted in multiple ejections and an arrest, the team announced Monday.
Video showed the chaotic scene unfold during Sunday’s game, with a fan seen leaping down at least two rows before launching himself down several additional rows as fists were thrown.
“They’re gonna die,” one fan is heard saying behind the camera.
The Sox said the incident took place in the upper level of the South Side ballpark during the game. Security responded and the situation ended in “multiple ejections and an arrest.”
“Fan safety is paramount at the ballpark, and we are grateful to our security staff and law enforcement partners who helped address the situation,” the team told NBC Chicago in a statement. “We are committed to creating a safe and enjoyable fan experience and remind guests in the ballpark that they can anonymously report concerns by texting White Sox security at 773-754-4357.”
It marks the second brawl this month involving fans during a Sox game.
A bleacher brawl also broke out between Cubs and White Sox fans during the Crosstown Classic at Wrigley Field. That scene was also caught on camera.
The Chicago White Sox ended Sunday’s game with a 2-1 victory over the New York Mets.
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