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Originally posted by JML
I'm not positive, but I'd guess on the ticket (and probably posted around the park) it says that the team reserves the right to remove any fans engaging in activities which are deemed disruptive. That pretty much covers it.
You're probably right that there are those signs or what not, but I don't think they should be there. What exactly is disruptive? Can a fan of the opposing team be deemed disruptive for doing things fans of the home team are doing? Probably. It's too open to interpretation imo. Is it fair or right? Not imo.
The guy wasn't forceably removed until he started pushing away the security gaurd. At that point, he was being disruptive, so he deserved to get dragged out of there.
Oh come on, don't tell me that if they sent out the guard that they weren't going to kick him out.  I'm sure it was a foregone conclusion.
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I think that if a fan is endangering others, then he needs to be ejected. There might be other reasons I'd agree with, but I think they need to be laid out and determined under the consideration that these are the fans. Without them, the game would not happen, all the people who make money off baseball would not. Sure, some guidelines need to be there, but I think stadium ejections go too far. I'm mainly thinking of fan interference here (I think fans should be allowed to grab balls hit to the OF walls and things like that), but it applies to any reason for fan ejections.