Phillies Karen (Photo via X/Twitter)
The outrage from “Phillies Karen” just keeps on leading to more rewards for the family that had to deal with her inexcusable behavior.
For those who missed it, “Phillies Karen” is the nickname assigned to a female Philadelphia Phillies fan who went viral during Friday night’s game against the Miami Marlins at LoanDepot Park.
So, a mini recap: Harrison Bader hit a home run in the top half of the fourth inning to extend the Phillies’ lead to 5-1.
NBC Sports Philadelphia cameras caught a father (since identified as Drew Feltwell) retrieving the home run ball and handing it over to his son, Lincoln, only to be confronted by the so-called Karen.
The woman demanded the man hand her the ball while his confused and disappointed son looked on.
Wanting to diffuse the situation, the man reluctantly handed the ball over to Phillies Karen:
But the story had a happy ending: The Marlins found the young boy and gave him a prize pack and multiple baseballs.
After the game, he also got to meet Bader, who awarded him an autographed baseball bat.
Phillies Karen Just Gave The Lincolns A World Series Dream
Phillies Karen (Photo via X)
As if getting those special gifts from the Marlins and Phillies on Friday wasn’t special enough, things just got a whole lot better for the Lincoln family.
After seeing the video, Camping World CEO Marcus Lemonis took to X/Twitter and said he’d purchase World Series tickets for the Lincoln family.
On top of that, Lemonis is buying an RV for Drew, referring to him as “Dad of the Year.”
Going to the World Series is a dream for millions of sports fans, but the Phillies just so happen to be a top World Series front-runner with the second-best record in the National League (83-60).
If the Phillies can recapture the magic we saw from 2022, the Lincolns will get to see their beloved baseball team in the World Series.
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