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i was at this game, the security thought they caught the person and kicked him out, and the guy was super pissed about it, because he knew it wasnt him, and everyone was on his side. a couple minutes later he comes back after they found out it wasnt him and the section went crazy and started cheering for him lol
It was WAY worse like a decade ago, at least more people know about how dangerous they can be now. Even those little keychain red ones will damage your retinas.
@@rdizzy1 its not that people know its dangerous but the fact that you can get caught. Any idiot playing with a laser pointer at a sporting event deserve to pick up trash on the side of a busy highway
I had a laser like that (still have red and violet from the set but the green self-destructed), and it had not so great collimation that would easily have made a spot that big from 100 feet away. And then I gave a set to my mother, and _her_ green laser would have been a spot an inch and a half wide at the same distance. So all you can really hope to determine is what direction it is coming from based on where it is and how it moves, but you can't guess the distance based on beam size when dealing with cheap pocket lasers because they're inconsistent as hell.
I was a victim to a laserpointer as i was driving with a helmet - It completely blindsided me, i emergency braked my scooter, had to take my helmet off and was blinded for a good 2 minutes.. worst experince ever - Never found out who did that and after 5 mins i was ready to drive again.. insane!
@@jbirddaword3685 nah dude the announcers were pissed, I was pissed, everyone was pissed at this guy. Thats no way to enjoy a baseball game regardless of what team youre supporting. Not to mention the time spent figuring the situation out was time Diaz wasnt getting to stay warm and keep pitching
Pointing lasers into player's eyes is disgusting and dangerous behaviour. Anyone caught with one at a stadium should be fined at least. Repeat offenders should be jailed for their own protection.
I feel like the laser pointer (in someone’s face) is a worse offense then the guy who threw the ball back and accidentally hit the outfielder a month ago. Both are stupid but this is fully intentional and well known by fans not to do.
@@Vitalitay By not understanding how to throw a ball, the guy got peer pressued into throwing it back Was pretty obvious he didn't mean to do it. If he did he would have cheered not sat down and started shaking...lol
@@valdoparlinggoman8302 It’s also potentially prosecutable as a criminal defense, so the fuck should be arrested. Even if he eventually beats the charges, let him hire a lawyer and go through all that non fun stuff.
As an airline pilot, I cannot express how dangerous and egregious this is. I’ve been lazed once in flight and it is really scary. You vision is completely flooded and you have to look away instantly, which is really bad if you’re close to the ground (takeoff/landing). Please never ever point a laser at someone’s eyes. Even cheap, low powered pointers can cause real damage.
As a recreational drone pilot whenever I feel like flying my drone for fun (FPV racer) ... Normal folks intentions with drones fly them NOT to mess with manned aircraft period BUT publicly we get shitted on by media and bs fewks because of dumbasses like examples with laser pointers .... so don't blame the rest of the world who act responsible for their actions... the laser idiot was far away I believe from the wide cast on Muncy face btw
I remember when the green laser pointers were really popular like 8 or 9 years ago and there were tons of reports on the news of people pointing them at planes at night to see if they could touch it. Such a stupid fucking thing to do
@@lowmazda626 yeah... how the hell you gonna lazer a 737 pilot in the face.... the windows are tiny and like 15 feet in the air even when sitting on the tarmac but aside from the terminal... when is a stranger even within hundred of feet? I guess maybe at takeoff in some of those random airports where there is a highway near by.... but thats a stretch.
I've worked with lasers. Green lasers can permanently damage the retina leading to blindness. Also the size of the ladder spot is dependant on the focal point of the lasers lens. It could be in the lowest first row of seats or from the last row in the nose bleed section.
@@pineapplepawnch523 I'm sure you and Jon do realize that those laser pointers have varying intensity...some only shine as far as across the street and some can blind a commercial airline pilot that's 2,000 or 3,000 feet in the air
Laser tech here: Laser pointers won't show on the screen unless the guy is pointing it to the camera, they're directional. For it to show on camera it needs to either be directed into the lens (which would basically drown out the screen) or it needs to reflect off of something (like Muncy's face) and be scattered towards the camera. If it's powerful enough you can see it scatter off dust in the air, which shows the entire beam, but with something low powered like that one, you're not going to be able to pick it up in the crowd. Also the light that was there was white, whereas a laser is one-color (monochromatic). Also the size of the beam is a dead giveaway that the laser pointer is shit-tier with bad collimation.
I saw this last night & I was both disgusted & disappointed as a New Yorker & Mets’ fan. I don’t know if the person was found, but in my opinion, anyone who is caught doing that should be prosecuted to the fullest extent allowable by law. Not only are you messing with a game, you can severely damage someone’s eyes.
Also they could be betting on the game and effectively changing the outcome in their favour... Especially considering it was tied when it started happening
@@twizz420 I have my opinion on who it was based on the section the camera immediately showed & a person immediately shoving something into his pocket, looking at his friends like “Did you see what I did?” Let’s just put it this way, IF I’m right, he is too young to even cross the street by himself. That said, I would prosecute the adult with him if he was caught.
Not the point. Sports require good sportsmanship. Imagine if the Mets won. It’s a game, but people also bet on these games. A fair game is a fair game, a crooked one isn’t a game at all.
A dude from my high school tried this, he had a laser pointer with him in a private box. Bad news for him because he got rolled and turns out the box was held by a big hospital in town that his mom was VP of. He and all his little buddies got kicked and fined for the laser and underage drinking, and the mom lost her job as VP of the hospital. Wild times
@@dspsblyuth It was probably unauthorized use and plus the fact that that illegal underage drinking was involved. Hospitals and companies hire law firms that get paid thousands of dollars per hour. They wouldn't have fired her unless they were sure they had legal immunity from a lawsuit.
@@dspsblyuth If not can you imagine how many would be accusing the hospital of preferential treatment? Good that they hold executives to the same or higher standards.
There's a couple other similar flashes in the crowd (I see one up and to the left of the one called out in the video). Those are probably people taking pictures of the field on their phones. The phone uses an infrared light to aid focus and, while it's invisible to you and me, it shows up white on most cameras (which have sensors that can see into the infrared). You should have a pretty hard time seeing a laser in the crowd unless it's scattering off something. Nearly all of the laser light goes where the dot is (that's kinda the point of a laser) so unless it's pointed at you it won't look like a bright light. Also, you'd expect this one to look green.
I was there last night, everyone was confused. I didn’t know about the laser incident until I saw it on social media. As a Mets fan I’m disgusted. Hope he or she gets caught and banned for life 🤢
No, I used to be an umpire, and that was a total bullshit call. He didn't move his shoulder in any direction whatsoever. No balk. If that ump truly believes that, then he has no business officiating in any type of game at any level - much less the major leagues.
The balk rules are pretty simple Balk Rules You can't just be up there and just doin' a balk like that. 1a. A balk is when you 1b. Okay well listen. A balk is when you balk the 1c. Let me start over 1c-a. The pitcher is not allowed to do a motion to the, uh, batter, that prohibits the batter from doing, you know, just trying to hit the ball. You can't do that. 1c-b. Once the pitcher is in the stretch, he can't be over here and say to the runner, like, "I'm gonna get ya! I'm gonna tag you out! You better watch your butt!" and then just be like he didn't even do that. 1c-b(1). Like, if you're about to pitch and then don't pitch, you have to still pitch. You cannot not pitch. Does that make any sense? 1c-b(2). You gotta be, throwing motion of the ball, and then, until you just throw it. 1c-b(2)-a. Okay, well, you can have the ball up here, like this, but then there's the balk you gotta think about. 1c-b(2)-b. Fairuza Balk hasn't been in any movies in forever. I hope she wasn't typecast as that racist lady in American History X. 1c-b(2)-b(i). Oh wait, she was in The Waterboy too! That would be even worse. 1c-b(2)-b(ii). "get in mah bellah" -- Adam Water, "The Waterboy." Haha, classic... 1c-b(3). Okay seriously though. A balk is when the pitcher makes a movement that, as determined by, when you do a move involving the baseball and field of Do not do a balk please
Don't worry. Only a matter of time till cancel culture has balks go away, like certain team name/logos, unwritten rules, pitchers batting, umpires soon too etc... then we'll see pitchers dancing around because fun.
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Relax, no stupid laser pointer that is available to the public can cause eye damage...it's still a shitty thing to do though and yes, they should have looked for the person and tossed him.
@@drsch The rule itself actually makes sense. Otherwise pitchers could fake out to home plate until the last second and then pick off the runner. Wouldn't be fair. How umpires enforce the rule can be silly though.
@@forever-pk1hn And it varies from pitcher to pitcher. If a pitcher has a known quirk, they don't call balks, like Phil Coke's shoulder shrug or Johnny Cueto's shimmy. Anyone else, that's a balk.
Those green laser pointers are no joke. Onetime someone shined one into my eyes from MILES away and it was startlingly painful in a big way. I could not look away fast enough. For a couple of minutes after that moment when I looked at stuff all I could see was this intense bright light. I was making an effort to resist the idea that my eyes were permanently damaged from that.
hes in the process of going to the plate, as long as its one continuous motion he can do whatever he wants. you cant start coming to the set and stop, diaz twitched coming set and thats what made it a balk.
Yep. There were a lot of those little lights around during the analysis. I think those were just reflections of some sort. Not sure how jomboy missed that.
Yep. You can tell the laser is far away because of how quickly it moves. As well, the laser would have to be pretty damn far for the circle to be that large on the players... like... nosebleed in the corner.
As a Mets fan, I'm embarrassed by this. It's actually assault to shine one of those at somebody's face. It could lead to jail time. It's not a harmless prank.
You can see the laser pointer at 1:35 as well, helps if you slow the video down to 0.25 speed. It shows up on the player, the catcher's helmet, and the ump.
I think the solution is easy, show them how damaging it can truly be. Just hold them down, force their eyes open, then put the pointer against their cornea and let them enjoy that laser.
Bob Hayett clearly not if muncy saw it when the stands where it came from was far away. get a grip. hopefully they catch that bitch and ban him from all sporting events.
It's what happens when you walk to first so much. Less running for the big boi. I get physically angry watching Max Muncy hit. This man just doesn't chase. You can almost hear him sneering "that's 0.16cm outside" as he takes a ball 1. Two-strike counts don't faze him. Then he'll whip out a hellacious dong on the 9th pitch. He's suffocating. He's Max Muncy.
I’ve always thought that he looks more like an accountant than a professional athlete. That said, he’s surprisingly agile, especially at 2nd base, and runs faster than one would expect at his size. Super nice guy.
Lasers (by definition) have a very small angle at which the light they emit is visible, even from a very far distance. Thus, unless the laser was pointed directly at the camera, its origin would not be visible on broadcast. The flashes you're pointing to are most likely from phone cameras or reflections.
what is a balk? i’ve never heard of this and why would it be a rule if it is only triggered by slightly shivering or moving at all? i don’t know what it is but it seems like a ridiculous rule. what if you just move a bit or scratch yourself?
As a Mets fan, there's no way to justify this. Any time you see a laser pointing at you in a public area, it's potentially scary stuff. Not to mention that it can blind someone. Nothing about this was cool
You are the bomb, Jomboy... I am not a sitter-and-watcher of full sporting events, but I LOVE highlights of any sport, and you make them even more interesting than they are by themselves!
Yeah. That light didn't look green, although it's pretty hard to tell. There are all sorts of things that could make a light on that in the camera. Watch face reflection, phone screen glare, camera flash, etc.
Those flinch twitch balks are such bs. Lol funny whenever there's a balk at the game watching all the fans trying to figure out what the hell just happened 🤔😆
Fun fact: if you get caught shining a laser at an aircraft you'll end up in federal prison. It happens occasionally, but it's basically impossible to catch someone
So there was a fun story of a teenager shinning lasers at helicopters but he hits a military one that has night vision so they can see the laser all the way to the house and get the address and record it. So the next day MPs so up at the house and arrest the kid.
@@lukecoffey4921 Uhh yes, it definitely could happen. Pilots can't fly if they can't see. Here's a video of what it looks like in the cockpit. ruclips.net/video/iI7Qq1mYQlI/видео.html
In the freeze frame you can see the right side of Muncy's nose (the left side from our vantage point) is green but the opposite side isn't. That light didn't come from the area between 3rd base and the plate. It didn't come from right field either because you can see in the video that it hits his chest which is facing third base. It came from a lower seat though because the brim of the helmet doesn't do anything to block it. Being that the beam was pretty large diameter, the person probably wasn't very close. I'd be looking at the front row between the left field foul pole and center field to try and find the person.
I'm a Dodgers fan. If this were reversed and a Dodgers fan was shining at opposing players, I'd be just as mad. This could be dangerous in their eyes, I assume!
Fans with a laser pointer have no place in sports no matter which side. True fans must never interfere and either feel the joy or pain whatever your team's status. Justice must be served.
Moreover pointing a laser toward an aircraft cockpit is now considered a federal crime. In most major jurisdictions, to point a laser toward a sports game should be illegal too! From this point forward, laser pointers should be strictly forbidden in sports stadiums!
Laser to the eyes have lingering effects and in any sport that needs visual accuracy well u get the point fyi cheap lasers lose focus at different ranges so the light gets bigger farther away
Worst part is this dude probably paid $60 for this $5 pointer sold off Instagram. Around this time I remember seeing these stupid things advertised on RUclips and IG for “being able to be seen from space high power laser pointers” 😂
The guy should be banned. Imagine ruining a game and injuring players just so you can act like a toddler.
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@@daebak7370 They have places to help folks like you, but you must want to be helped.
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i was at this game, the security thought they caught the person and kicked him out, and the guy was super pissed about it, because he knew it wasnt him, and everyone was on his side. a couple minutes later he comes back after they found out it wasnt him and the section went crazy and started cheering for him lol
Yooo that’s crazy! Glad that they realized it wasn’t him. Thanks for sharing! :)
Atleast he got something to be happy about despite the Mets lost.
that was me, backwards white hat with stroman jersey on, such a joke they just wanted to seem like they were doing something about the problem.
i was sitting right in that corner too. it seemed like they took more than just that one guy out
@@ovaxz885 hahaha that's awesome man sucks that you got scapegoated but it was awesome to see you come back and the section getting hyped lmao
Using a laser pointer in someone’s eye really needs to be punished much more severely.
You'll get arrested if you point them at planes
Yeah a 2 year prison sentence and $10,000 fine
Is it considered assault ? It should be honestly because you can blind someone like that
Like maybe toss them into the field and have everyone throw baseballs at him
arrest them for assault.
I would argue then that he should not be referred to as a “fan.”
Me too. Miscreant came to mind.
I've heard the etymology of "fan" is an abbreviation of "fanatic".
Everything is fair in soccer and baseball
Cheating is the heart of baseball
Yas
You'd think "Don't bring a laser pointer and shine it in player's faces" would not be a thing that needs to be said aloud....yet here we are.
It was WAY worse like a decade ago, at least more people know about how dangerous they can be now. Even those little keychain red ones will damage your retinas.
There’s a reason “do not drink” is on bleach jugs. People are stupid
Yet here we are. Cause idiots are everywhere.
People know. People just don’t care. How tf have you not figured that out yet
@@rdizzy1 its not that people know its dangerous but the fact that you can get caught. Any idiot playing with a laser pointer at a sporting event deserve to pick up trash on the side of a busy highway
Little known fact, when the umps put the headphones on after a challenge, Jomboy is on the other end doing an emergency breakdown.
If that were true they might get a call right once in a while
Hmm there may be some truth to this. Isn’t jomboy based in New York? And that’s where the umps call right?
"Yeah so the guy with the nacho platter was like Let's go!!"
He’s more competent than the replay review umps for sure based on the Jays Mariners game overturn decision
@@minivanmilf4058 they got this one right
That green spot was huge. I can’t imagine the laser was that close.
Probably just a low quality laser pointer
That light he found wasn’t even green though
I had a laser like that (still have red and violet from the set but the green self-destructed), and it had not so great collimation that would easily have made a spot that big from 100 feet away. And then I gave a set to my mother, and _her_ green laser would have been a spot an inch and a half wide at the same distance. So all you can really hope to determine is what direction it is coming from based on where it is and how it moves, but you can't guess the distance based on beam size when dealing with cheap pocket lasers because they're inconsistent as hell.
Usually a light beam expands from a source, like a projector needs to be far away.. so who knows
its still completely blinding
I was a victim to a laserpointer as i was driving with a helmet - It completely blindsided me, i emergency braked my scooter, had to take my helmet off and was blinded for a good 2 minutes.. worst experince ever - Never found out who did that and after 5 mins i was ready to drive again.. insane!
Let this be a lesson to you to not drink and drive anymore.
Good fans would immediately rat out laser dude. Extremely dangerous and terrible sportsmanship.
But since its Mets fans I highly doubt it lmao.
@@jbirddaword3685 nah dude the announcers were pissed, I was pissed, everyone was pissed at this guy. Thats no way to enjoy a baseball game regardless of what team youre supporting. Not to mention the time spent figuring the situation out was time Diaz wasnt getting to stay warm and keep pitching
@@ryankeegan870 hey I agree I was just taking shots at the Mets lol but no situations like this makes it harder to enjoy the things we love
You would hope, but someone has already posted that they were sitting next to the perp and no security came near them.
That’s my thing. Where are the fans letting security know it’s this dipsh*t right here
Anyone who brings Lazer pointers is just a bad person...honestly
They should be executed on sight. Lasers can blind you instantly. If they are powerful enough, they can cut through steel.
@@TraumaER there are millions of blind people because of laser pointers! No, there isn't....they can't blind you, that would be ridiculous.
@@steelyspielbergo Don't type stuff without researching, it makes you look.. really.. really dumb.
They need to get a life and grow up
@@TraumaER These folks never heard of Superman I guess. 🤷♂️
This is one of those moments where fighting during a game would be an appropriate reaction.
People are scared to act . The law would punish them even if most people would think it was justified. Sad
Pointing lasers into player's eyes is disgusting and dangerous behaviour.
Anyone caught with one at a stadium should be fined at least.
Repeat offenders should be jailed for their own protection.
Yeah a 2 year prison sentence and $10,000 fine
Just fined? A laser pointer can blind a person. He needs to be sued till he's broke or let the victim do the same to him.
@@kateofone No. 3 day jail and $1000 fine.
And ban from the stadium.
I feel like the laser pointer (in someone’s face) is a worse offense then the guy who threw the ball back and accidentally hit the outfielder a month ago. Both are stupid but this is fully intentional and well known by fans not to do.
if the guy who threw ball to Dugie got banned from all 30 MLB parks. this guy should be banned from any parks, not just MLB parks
how the fuck do you “accidentally” hit one of the 3 outfielders with more than 100,000 square feet of grasa
@@Vitalitay By not understanding how to throw a ball, the guy got peer pressued into throwing it back
Was pretty obvious he didn't mean to do it. If he did he would have cheered not sat down and started shaking...lol
@@valdoparlinggoman8302 It’s also potentially prosecutable as a criminal defense, so the fuck should be arrested. Even if he eventually beats the charges, let him hire a lawyer and go through all that non fun stuff.
@@Vitalitay The dude just chucked the ball on the field. pretty hard to throw a ball from the stands at a player from a far distance. MLB is soft tho.
As an airline pilot, I cannot express how dangerous and egregious this is. I’ve been lazed once in flight and it is really scary. You vision is completely flooded and you have to look away instantly, which is really bad if you’re close to the ground (takeoff/landing).
Please never ever point a laser at someone’s eyes. Even cheap, low powered pointers can cause real damage.
As a recreational drone pilot whenever I feel like flying my drone for fun (FPV racer) ... Normal folks intentions with drones fly them NOT to mess with manned aircraft period BUT publicly we get shitted on by media and bs fewks because of dumbasses like examples with laser pointers .... so don't blame the rest of the world who act responsible for their actions... the laser idiot was far away I believe from the wide cast on Muncy face btw
I remember when the green laser pointers were really popular like 8 or 9 years ago and there were tons of reports on the news of people pointing them at planes at night to see if they could touch it. Such a stupid fucking thing to do
i don't believe you're a pilot
@@lowmazda626 yeah... how the hell you gonna lazer a 737 pilot in the face.... the windows are tiny and like 15 feet in the air even when sitting on the tarmac but aside from the terminal... when is a stranger even within hundred of feet? I guess maybe at takeoff in some of those random airports where there is a highway near by.... but thats a stretch.
As a fantasy football coach, this is very dangerous, don't point lasers in people's eyes, especially Patrick mahomes please.
That is an amazing batter’s eye view of a balk. So subtle yet so illegal 😅
2:08 I really don’t think they were shooting off lasers WHILE the ump was looking for them lol
Franmil Reyes had a LOT to say to the umpire last night before he got tossed, would love to have a Jomboy lip reading of it
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@@barrymccockiner5321 have a like for RUclips not nuking your comment.
Milquetoast is proper etiquette old boy.
@@Nmdixon-cu7vm i am unfamiliar with the purpose of your comment.
@@barrymccockiner5321 He is talking about RUclips drawing a line in the sand and across this line YOU DO NOT...say stuff like this.
If you bring a laser pointer to a game, you do so with the knowledge that that entitles players to smash your skull with their bat.
And take a 90+ MPH fastball to the groin.
Lowkey wish this was just widespread: there are no "rules" but being a dick forfeits any protection you get from security
stay in school kid
Not really.
At first I was going to say this is a bit extreme but then I also remembered that they could blind the players so seems reasonable.
I've worked with lasers. Green lasers can permanently damage the retina leading to blindness. Also the size of the ladder spot is dependant on the focal point of the lasers lens. It could be in the lowest first row of seats or from the last row in the nose bleed section.
doesnt matter the color. ANY laser can blind you. dont be an idiot
Don't even need to go to Amazon. They're like 3 dollars in the cat department at Petco.
its green
99 cents at the dollar store and they're pens lol
@@pineapplepawnch523 I'm sure you and Jon do realize that those laser pointers have varying intensity...some only shine as far as across the street and some can blind a commercial airline pilot that's 2,000 or 3,000 feet in the air
@@TheTruthTheyHate Serves them right for using autopilot like pussies. Might as well pilot a Tesla at that point.
Lol I remember they were like $40 a piece when they first came out they ripped us off good 😂
Laser tech here:
Laser pointers won't show on the screen unless the guy is pointing it to the camera, they're directional. For it to show on camera it needs to either be directed into the lens (which would basically drown out the screen) or it needs to reflect off of something (like Muncy's face) and be scattered towards the camera. If it's powerful enough you can see it scatter off dust in the air, which shows the entire beam, but with something low powered like that one, you're not going to be able to pick it up in the crowd. Also the light that was there was white, whereas a laser is one-color (monochromatic).
Also the size of the beam is a dead giveaway that the laser pointer is shit-tier with bad collimation.
Bunch of cool factoids, but like our english teacher said, whats the thesis, whats your point?
@@sterbprepper4798 that those flashes he pointed out aren't the laser pointer.
Aliens
Thanks, the light in the crowd didn't look like a laser to me either but I had no proof. :)
@@sterbprepper4798 maybe you should have paid more attention in school if you have to ask what his point is…
I saw this last night & I was both disgusted & disappointed as a New Yorker & Mets’ fan. I don’t know if the person was found, but in my opinion, anyone who is caught doing that should be prosecuted to the fullest extent allowable by law. Not only are you messing with a game, you can severely damage someone’s eyes.
Also they could be betting on the game and effectively changing the outcome in their favour... Especially considering it was tied when it started happening
Lasers over a certain brightness have to start being regulated, sadly.
BUT MUH RITES
@@twizz420 I have my opinion on who it was based on the section the camera immediately showed & a person immediately shoving something into his pocket, looking at his friends like “Did you see what I did?” Let’s just put it this way, IF I’m right, he is too young to even cross the street by himself. That said, I would prosecute the adult with him if he was caught.
Not to mention… a laser pointer while a 9x MPH ball coming at ya that ur trying to locate and hit
Yea agreed can’t believe it wasn’t stated they were caught
"Mets ended up losing this game" of course they would.
Best part of this video ☺️. Love it!
Not the point. Sports require good sportsmanship. Imagine if the Mets won. It’s a game, but people also bet on these games. A fair game is a fair game, a crooked one isn’t a game at all.
I could imagine everyone looking at each other suspiciously from that point on like a detective lol
A dude from my high school tried this, he had a laser pointer with him in a private box. Bad news for him because he got rolled and turns out the box was held by a big hospital in town that his mom was VP of. He and all his little buddies got kicked and fined for the laser and underage drinking, and the mom lost her job as VP of the hospital. Wild times
The mother lost her job over that? That is lawsuit worthy
@@dspsblyuth It was probably unauthorized use and plus the fact that that illegal underage drinking was involved. Hospitals and companies hire law firms that get paid thousands of dollars per hour. They wouldn't have fired her unless they were sure they had legal immunity from a lawsuit.
@@dspsblyuth If not can you imagine how many would be accusing the hospital of preferential treatment? Good that they hold executives to the same or higher standards.
and then everyone clapped
Rumors say his rear was bright as the laser
This should be a ban from all major sporting events, not just MLB. despicable
Lighten up.
@@alexs1007 no
Some can even blind people and hurt them. It is messed up and can hurt people.
@@wereallscrewed9714 I’m sure there was some nerd like you who tattletaled for a brownie.
Criminal prosecution and jail time should be the result
There's a couple other similar flashes in the crowd (I see one up and to the left of the one called out in the video). Those are probably people taking pictures of the field on their phones. The phone uses an infrared light to aid focus and, while it's invisible to you and me, it shows up white on most cameras (which have sensors that can see into the infrared).
You should have a pretty hard time seeing a laser in the crowd unless it's scattering off something. Nearly all of the laser light goes where the dot is (that's kinda the point of a laser) so unless it's pointed at you it won't look like a bright light. Also, you'd expect this one to look green.
This guy does not get invited to parties. A walking "aKsHuAlLy".
All those people that think they need the flash on because it’s a night game
@chris also there's almost always particulates in the air that scatter the laser beam such that others see it.
@@illivanilli364 this "akschually" that you have a problem with is an important information. It seems you have some problems with knowledgable people.
If I'm being honest the jackasses that use laser pointers to interfere with games; should be banned from all games for life.
Jomboy: Don't bring a laser pointer to a ballgame.
Also Jomboy: They're only 8 bucks on Amazon.
Sounds like a recipe for more content 😂😂
@@ktat01 Or a gift idea for cat owners!
It was the point that laser pointers are way too ubiquitous when you can pick one up for a mere $8.
We know, he's joking
Hey Dude stop the Bull shit.
“trying to make a good impression with his new team”
trust me he already has made his mark 🤣
That slide was worth the whole trade lol
I heard they gave him a ring from last year b/c of that slide 😲
I can see where you are coming from
@@TanNguyen510 man that was sweet.
@@TanNguyen510 that slide is the gayest thing baseball fans have ever gotten excited about
They should investigate and put them in jail for pointing green lasers at players!
No.
Yup jail them pathetic losers
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Turner was so mad, he almost turned into The Hulk!
I was there last night, everyone was confused. I didn’t know about the laser incident until I saw it on social media. As a Mets fan I’m disgusted. Hope he or she gets caught and banned for life 🤢
I love u marry me
A twitch is a balk? Man that's one rule I'll never understand no matter how many times I look it up
No, I used to be an umpire, and that was a total bullshit call. He didn't move his shoulder in any direction whatsoever. No balk. If that ump truly believes that, then he has no business officiating in any type of game at any level - much less the major leagues.
@@musicoldies83 I mean MLB umps are pretty terrible and blow calls all the time so it's a pretty low bar 😉
The balk rules are pretty simple
Balk Rules
You can't just be up there and just doin' a balk like that.
1a. A balk is when you
1b. Okay well listen. A balk is when you balk the
1c. Let me start over
1c-a. The pitcher is not allowed to do a motion to the, uh, batter, that prohibits the batter from doing, you know, just trying to hit the ball. You can't do that.
1c-b. Once the pitcher is in the stretch, he can't be over here and say to the runner, like, "I'm gonna get ya! I'm gonna tag you out! You better watch your butt!" and then just be like he didn't even do that.
1c-b(1). Like, if you're about to pitch and then don't pitch, you have to still pitch. You cannot not pitch. Does that make any sense?
1c-b(2). You gotta be, throwing motion of the ball, and then, until you just throw it.
1c-b(2)-a. Okay, well, you can have the ball up here, like this, but then there's the balk you gotta think about.
1c-b(2)-b. Fairuza Balk hasn't been in any movies in forever. I hope she wasn't typecast as that racist lady in American History X.
1c-b(2)-b(i). Oh wait, she was in The Waterboy too! That would be even worse.
1c-b(2)-b(ii). "get in mah bellah" -- Adam Water, "The Waterboy." Haha, classic...
1c-b(3). Okay seriously though. A balk is when the pitcher makes a movement that, as determined by, when you do a move involving the baseball and field of
Do not do a balk please
@UnusuallyAwful This is the best explanation I've seen yet for what constitutes a balk.
Don't worry. Only a matter of time till cancel culture has balks go away, like certain team name/logos, unwritten rules, pitchers batting, umpires soon too etc... then we'll see pitchers dancing around because fun.
So, no “Free Laser Pointer Night” at baseball games? 😂
Dunno, might make things interesting. Like mixing golf and hockey.
Bruh!!! You don't know how refreshing it is to see a RUclips video be entertaining without 90,000 edits and stupid ass irrelevant memes. Thank you!! I'm subscribing.
Big mistake. That person just activated Maximum Maxwell Homerun Muncy mode for the next game
Activated Edwin too. He will be in 2018 form after this 😈😈 bc the laser was at Diaz too
@DongKim Great call...he hit TWO home runs tonight!! (and just barely missed a 3rd). Go Dodgers!! 🙌🏾
Whoever did this should be charged with assault. You can cause permanent eye damage to someone by doing that. It's a fricking sports game, dude.
Relax, no stupid laser pointer that is available to the public can cause eye damage...it's still a shitty thing to do though and yes, they should have looked for the person and tossed him.
@@GSP-76 Maybe do a five second Google search before waltzing into the middle of a conversation being confidently uninformed.
@@GSP-76 Buy one and point it to your eye for a few seconds
LOL. STFU.
Buy one and point it at a mirror directly to one of your eyeballs for a good solid ten minutes. Then come back and give us the results.
1:52 “A laser pointer just comes all over him” 😂💀
"Diaz is pumped up, Mets end up losing this game."
Great line.
You've gotta be a special type of pathetic to bring laser pointers, throw balls back onto the field, etc.
at least not throw it at players
Yeah, it's awful. So many other ways to expend your excess/bad energy at a ballgame.
Theres nothing wrong with thrwoing the ball back. Its just a lighthearted tradition for some teams like the cubs
@@shane9245 Didnt someone get banned for doing that recently?
@@MicheallikeMJ yeah but he hit a red sox player, sad to say it was from a fellow new york fan but he deserved that.
With how twitchy pitchers are, I don't understand why balks aren't called every single pitch with a runner on base.
To be honest, the balk rules are kind of silly anyway.
@@drsch it’s for picking off and runners stealing
@@drsch The rule itself actually makes sense. Otherwise pitchers could fake out to home plate until the last second and then pick off the runner. Wouldn't be fair. How umpires enforce the rule can be silly though.
@@forever-pk1hn And it varies from pitcher to pitcher. If a pitcher has a known quirk, they don't call balks, like Phil Coke's shoulder shrug or Johnny Cueto's shimmy. Anyone else, that's a balk.
Ron Luciano supposedly never called a balk, on account of not understanding the rule. I sympathize.
Those green laser pointers are no joke. Onetime someone shined one into my eyes from MILES away and it was startlingly painful in a big way. I could not look away fast enough.
For a couple of minutes after that moment when I looked at stuff all I could see was this intense bright light. I was making an effort to resist the idea that my eyes were permanently damaged from that.
How is THAT a balk when Cueto has like 5 different shimmy shakes?
He doesn't do those with runners on
hes in the process of going to the plate, as long as its one continuous motion he can do whatever he wants. you cant start coming to the set and stop, diaz twitched coming set and thats what made it a balk.
Kershaw the same
When the umps started to look for the person with the laser pointer fans started chanting, “This is bullshit.”
Stay classy, Mets fan.
We had no idea what was going on, I was at the game and all the sudden the umps stopped the game. Nobody knew about the Lazer pointer at that point.
Yep I heard that on tv as well hope they caught that loser
To be fair, we had no idea what was happening. We thought it was another balk.
Haha wow, Mets are losers
I don't think Jomboy got the laser identified, there are other similar white lights going on outside his circle too.
Yep. There were a lot of those little lights around during the analysis. I think those were just reflections of some sort. Not sure how jomboy missed that.
Yeah but also, why would anyone turn the laser back on and point it while Muncy is pointing back at them trying to figure out who it was?
none as bright
Yep. You can tell the laser is far away because of how quickly it moves. As well, the laser would have to be pretty damn far for the circle to be that large on the players... like... nosebleed in the corner.
As a Mets fan, I'm embarrassed by this. It's actually assault to shine one of those at somebody's face. It could lead to jail time. It's not a harmless prank.
Especially the green ones which can be way more powerful and damaging to the eyes than their red cousins.
@Aloe Jae Legally it is.
@Aloe Jae Jokes on you if you get caught.
@Aloe Jae I won't turn you in.
You can see the laser pointer at 1:35 as well, helps if you slow the video down to 0.25 speed. It shows up on the player, the catcher's helmet, and the ump.
thats a moth
It's all a huge misunderstanding guys, the dude was pointing the laser at Dinger the whole time
Lmao
It may be a joke to you.
Good fuck Dinger worst mascot in the MLB coming from a Rockies fan
Quality joke
"I didnt realize in real time, but after watching the video 60+ times, i seem to think the lazer was pointed at me"
Jomboy breakdowns are like holidays, but happen very close to eachother.
People caught pointing lasers
at Athletes should be HORSE WHIPPED
in Center Field on National Television.
I guarantee THAT would put an end to it.
1:25 when your caught eating candy
This should be a felony. Considering you can permanently damage someone eyes.
Should be 1 year in maximum security prison. Then they can shine the lasers around when they are getting beaten.
I think the solution is easy, show them how damaging it can truly be. Just hold them down, force their eyes open, then put the pointer against their cornea and let them enjoy that laser.
These are available on Amazon for $10? Are you fucking kidding me?
It's certainly a felony if you do it to a pilot or a cop, so why shouldn't it be for everyone else?
Bob Hayett clearly not if muncy saw it when the stands where it came from was far away. get a grip. hopefully they catch that bitch and ban him from all sporting events.
Munzy looks like a UNIT! He hasn't been skipping his meals.
It's what happens when you walk to first so much. Less running for the big boi.
I get physically angry watching Max Muncy hit. This man just doesn't chase. You can almost hear him sneering "that's 0.16cm outside" as he takes a ball 1. Two-strike counts don't faze him. Then he'll whip out a hellacious dong on the 9th pitch. He's suffocating. He's Max Muncy.
"Max Muncy...kinda fat"
All love, I just find it hilarious when Jake says that.
I’ve always thought that he looks more like an accountant than a professional athlete. That said, he’s surprisingly agile, especially at 2nd base, and runs faster than one would expect at his size. Super nice guy.
He looks just like an overgrown garden gnome, like he straight up got Indian in the cupboarded from a giant gnome statue
He's about to become a back to back world champion don't hate
being that large, the guy could be 1/2 mile away or more even
If this works, the Astros will have a system for it in action within a few games with staff positioned in LF and RF.
You are a troll and probably the one withe the laser pointer.
Lasers (by definition) have a very small angle at which the light they emit is visible, even from a very far distance. Thus, unless the laser was pointed directly at the camera, its origin would not be visible on broadcast. The flashes you're pointing to are most likely from phone cameras or reflections.
Can we get that field of dreams ending breakdown?
FOX is coming after anyone who repurposes the footage, even if it is fair use.
@@JomboyMedia of course they are
@@JomboyMedia "If you post it, they will come..."
@@JomboyMedia This is why baseball has trouble attracting new fans. Isn't that footage technically owned by the MLB, not Fox?
@@JomboyMedia dang
Once had this happen to me while playing, pretty much the entire team turned around and flipped off the building it was coming from lol
The laser culprit(s) must be permanently banned from Citi Field, just like what happened to a spectator in 2014 at Detroit's Ford Field!!!!
As a Met fan, I’m embarrassed. Not cool man. Thanks for the breakdown.
You’re right Jim, that laser pointer came all over Muncy.
That's icky icky 🥴😖🤪
what is a balk? i’ve never heard of this and why would it be a rule if it is only triggered by slightly shivering or moving at all? i don’t know what it is but it seems like a ridiculous rule. what if you just move a bit or scratch yourself?
Hilarious that Jomboy just drops the proverbial "Mets end up losing this game." like it was a side note.
As a Mets fan, there's no way to justify this. Any time you see a laser pointing at you in a public area, it's potentially scary stuff. Not to mention that it can blind someone. Nothing about this was cool
I was in home run territory and could still see the laser hit his face from where I was. Bad look for Mets fans
there will always be bad eggs in any fandom, cant blame the entirety of mets fan bro
Being a Mets fan IS a bad look,lmao
That bit about the balk was hilarious. Haha.
You are the bomb, Jomboy... I am not a sitter-and-watcher of full sporting events, but I LOVE highlights of any sport, and you make them even more interesting than they are by themselves!
One day, hopefully before I leave my mortal coil, I will endeavour to understand the balk rules in baseball
At least the Mets showed some fight, that will be a consolation to getting swept 😂 great stuff Jomboy
Classless fans
Its all about the Yankees nerd
Hey brotski
@@mcray0309 sup man lol
@@jermmey can’t prevent everyone from being stupid. Yankee Red Sox game had a similar issue this year
Thank GOD that it didn't interfere with them winning and sweeping the Mets!
Can we also breakdown Jansen's electric slide "somehow not a balk" setup and delivery?
He does it before coming to a complete stop, so there's nothing illegal about it.
Okay my guy JOM!!! We need a breakdown of the final inning of Tyler Gilbert’s NO-NO during his first start.
I’m leaning towards that not being the laser pointer guy. I doubt he would continue doing it when Muncy is pointing at him.
Yeah, agreed. Also, a laser tech in the comments above illustrates why it isn't the laser.
My sentiments exactly.
Looked like a phone.
@@denniswaynepennenga3700 yes there’s all sorts of reflective things in a crowd that put out a dot of light. Could be a watch face.
Yeah. That light didn't look green, although it's pretty hard to tell. There are all sorts of things that could make a light on that in the camera. Watch face reflection, phone screen glare, camera flash, etc.
That laser is easily a class 3 and incredibly dangerous.
The laser pointer hit Edwin Diaz face too soooo definitely just a all around chump lmao
Those flinch twitch balks are such bs. Lol funny whenever there's a balk at the game watching all the fans trying to figure out what the hell just happened 🤔😆
Years ago I went to a Braves game and we ended up winning on a balk and I had no idea what happened haha.
@@Jthornwe lol yeah a balk walk off, Ive seen one of those. Thats gotta be the most confusing thing in baseball
Meanwhile Jansen is doing the Lambada on the mound right after, and no one blinks.
“Mets end up losing this game”
What a surprise...
“I researched laser pointers on Amazon”
This guy deserves a Pulitzer for investigative journalism
Deplorables simply shouldn’t be allowed at public events.
"trying to make a good impression with his new team"
It's official, jomboy is living under a rock theses days.
Fun fact: if you get caught shining a laser at an aircraft you'll end up in federal prison. It happens occasionally, but it's basically impossible to catch someone
I was looking out the window on a commercial flight the other day when we got hit by one.
Dude a laser would never bring down a plane that a civilians can own
@@lukecoffey4921 there’s definitely some super high quality lasers for sale, and a smart and evil enough person could easily make their own
So there was a fun story of a teenager shinning lasers at helicopters but he hits a military one that has night vision so they can see the laser all the way to the house and get the address and record it. So the next day MPs so up at the house and arrest the kid.
@@lukecoffey4921 Uhh yes, it definitely could happen. Pilots can't fly if they can't see. Here's a video of what it looks like in the cockpit.
ruclips.net/video/iI7Qq1mYQlI/видео.html
Laser pointers being used to blind people needs to be treated as a serious crime. You can cause permanent damage. They need to arrests these ppl.
In the freeze frame you can see the right side of Muncy's nose (the left side from our vantage point) is green but the opposite side isn't. That light didn't come from the area between 3rd base and the plate. It didn't come from right field either because you can see in the video that it hits his chest which is facing third base. It came from a lower seat though because the brim of the helmet doesn't do anything to block it. Being that the beam was pretty large diameter, the person probably wasn't very close. I'd be looking at the front row between the left field foul pole and center field to try and find the person.
Neat, I found Captain Disillusion’s personal account
@@ImSquiggs Thanks for the comment. Should make mine more visible!
@@51stparedoctober4 I'm here to help friend
I knew that we would not have to wait long for this breakdown!! Great job, as always guys!!!
I'm a Dodgers fan. If this were reversed and a Dodgers fan was shining at opposing players, I'd be just as mad. This could be dangerous in their eyes, I assume!
"Mets ended up losing this game" 😂 lol
“Seems like an easy thing, to not do.” 🤣🤣
Jomboy: Hey guys, don’t bring laser pointers to games
Also Jomboy: I’ve seen them on Amazon, you can get them for like $8
Fans with a laser pointer have no place in sports no matter which side. True fans must never interfere and either feel the joy or pain whatever your team's status. Justice must be served.
Moreover pointing a laser toward an aircraft cockpit is now considered a federal crime. In most major jurisdictions, to point a laser toward a sports game should be illegal too! From this point forward, laser pointers should be strictly forbidden in sports stadiums!
I can’t unsee the green on Muncy’s face in my algorithm every time 😂
Stay classy, New York
So you’re putting us all into one category? Real classy. You suck man.
@@mattmarino4033 and you swallow
Because the dodgers are really a class organization
People saying "classy" is the best way of knowing if they are a douche or not
As a postal employee,
I would like to mention - those laser pointers are not only lasers, but point at stuff.
It’s in New York..i’m not surprised at all. Classless fans there.
Laser to the eyes have lingering effects and in any sport that needs visual accuracy well u get the point fyi cheap lasers lose focus at different ranges so the light gets bigger farther away
All lasers get bigger the farther you go. It’s called the inverse square law and applies to all far field EM radiation.
Can’t wait for the D-Backs video! Congrats to Tyler Gilbert!
Muncy made my second dodgers game ever a good one after he intentionally threw me a ball to catch in between warm up innings
Muncy**
@@airt698 autocorrect
Worst part is this dude probably paid $60 for this $5 pointer sold off Instagram. Around this time I remember seeing these stupid things advertised on RUclips and IG for “being able to be seen from space high power laser pointers” 😂
Seriously?! I mean, seriously?! Who would do something like that?!