Bronx resident Frank Martinez, 40, also must spend 15 days in jail as part of his sentence for "interfering with a professional sporting event." Apparently, Martinez was upset that the Braves were leading 7-0 at the time.
Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said in a statement, "In a game in which the ball can travel upward of 110 mph, the defendant's actions were dangerous to both spectators and players."Who's this guy watching that's throwing 110 mph pitches?
[FOX Sports]
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Who's this guy watching that's throwing 110 mph pitches?
Not Tom Glavine, that's for sure.
Would that be considered blasphemy?
Oh, I've missed the 'Weed out the crap' tag...
A batted ball can actually travel well over 130mph. The quote didn't specifically say the ball was thrown that fast.
Thanks Jered! I assumed Mr. Brown was referring to Tim Hudson's pitches.
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