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Is it possible that the world of social media, furious that an adult fan caught a baseball obviously thrown at a boy in the crowd of Wrigley Field at Sunday's Cubs-Cardinals game, has could be wrong?
until the child, giving the youngster a ball signed by All-Star Javier Baez and showed a picture of him with two baseballs on his Twitter feed.
The guy behind him, who seemed pretty happy with him after handing out the lofty award to Will Venable, the Cubs' first base team coach, was screened in Public Enemy # 1 while the video of his apparently unthinking movement became viral.
After all, who takes a ball from a small child? Kaplan of NBC Sports Chicago and WMVP-AM 1000 tweeted Sunday night – seven hours after the incident – that the sources of the Cubs told him that the video clip did not tell the whole story.
"The man who caught the ball the video had actually already helped the little boy get a ball earlier," Kaplan said on Twitter. "The young man has a used play ball and a ball Javy Baez, all is well, Guy is A-OK, so let people go."
Hard to believe that the rush to judgment missed the target.
However, it did not look right.
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