Adam Jones ejects a Padres fan and says his fans are a little more daring | Bleacher's report

Arizona Diamondbacks player Adam Jones told reporters that he had an unruly supporter withdraw from Wednesday's game against the San Diego Padres at Petco Park.

Jones said:

"These fans in the sport, dude, they're starting to be a little more cheeky.I have said it many times, and obviously I've had altercations with the fans.My biggest concern is to keep polite jokes–we fear, I ran away, the team is not good. Keep it light, keep it smart. There are children in the stadium. But the minute you start harassing me as if I were a little child, it's a no-no.

"In the street, they would never do that.In the stadium, when you paid your admission, you no longer need it.As soon as I hear someone talking to us, you I'm crazy, that's how it was, I had a good game, and just by hearing the word B, the word F, it's not a baseball conversation. … he left. "

Jones, of San Diego, said he noticed support in the fifth inning. He spoke to the security of the inappropriate language used and asked them to remove the fan, which has not been publicly identified.

"Last night, some people were really ignorant over our canoe," Jones said. "I told them," I'm from San Diego. Look what you tell me. I come here. It means that all my boys are here. So, be aware of it. "

In 2017, Jones was the subject of racial insults and was thrown peanuts during a match at Fenway Park. The Red Sox apologized to Jones, who was then a member of the Baltimore Orioles, for the incident.

"A disrespectful fan threw me a bag of peanuts", Jones told reporters at the time. "I was called the word N a few times tonight, thank you, it's really great."

A fan threw a banana at his home in San Francisco in 2013; the fan it's excused later and said that it was not meant to be an act of racial aggression towards Jones.