Austin Capobianco is a season ticket holder who grabbed Mookie Betts' glove during a foul ball in Game 4 of the 2024 World Series. He was ejected and banned from Game 5, and Rob Gronkowski claimed to know him from college.
Yankees fan Austin Capobianco is hoping he can be back watching the Bombers sooner than later. The Post first reported earlier Wednesday that Capobianco and his friend were barred from attending
Getty Image. Austin Capobianco was identified as the New York Yankees fan who ripped the ball away from Mookie Betts during Game 4 of the World Series on Tuesday night. He is friends with Rob Gronkowski The 35-year-old retired NFL tight end revealed new information about the rogue fan that dates back to their college days at the University of Arizona.
Austin Capobianco, a 38-year-old fan from Connecticut, was banned from attending Game 5 in the Bronx on Wednesday for grabbing Betts' mitt and appearing to twist the player's wrist after Betts
"The fan — Austin Capobianco, 38, of Connecticut — and another fan sitting next to him were immediately ejected from Game 4 at Yankee Stadium during the first inning Tuesday," Kuty wrote
Yankees fan Austin Capobianco is hoping he can be back watching the Bombers sooner than later. The Post first reported earlier Wednesday that Capobianco and his friend were barred from attending Getty Image. Austin Capobianco was identified as the New York Yankees fan who ripped the ball away from Mookie Betts during Game 4 of the World Series on Tuesday night. He is friends with Rob Gronkowski The 35-year-old retired NFL tight end revealed new information about the rogue fan that dates back to their college days at the University of Arizona. Austin Capobianco, a 38-year-old fan from Connecticut, was banned from attending Game 5 in the Bronx on Wednesday for grabbing Betts' mitt and appearing to twist the player's wrist after Betts "The fan — Austin Capobianco, 38, of Connecticut — and another fan sitting next to him were immediately ejected from Game 4 at Yankee Stadium during the first inning Tuesday," Kuty wrote
At the time Austin Capobianco grabbed the ball, Los Angeles had a two-run lead from Freddie Freeman's two-run homer before the Yankees stormed back to win their first game of the series 11-The Dodgers still hold a 3-1 series lead heading into Game 5 on Wednesday night (8 p.m., FOX).
Austin Capobianco, a Yankees fan, admitted he was wrong for trying to take the ball from Mookie Betts' glove during Game 4 of the 2024 World Series. He said he and his friend always joke about interfering with foul balls, but he regretted his action and left the stadium.
Austin Capobianco is the fan who grabbed Mookie Betts' glove in the World Series and was banned by the Yankees. He played hockey at Arizona and was friends with Rob Gronkowski, who revealed their connection on TV.
Austin Capobianco, a season-ticket holder, admitted to ripping the ball from Mookie Betts' glove in foul territory in World Series Game He said he was ejected and allowed to attend Game 5, but he felt guilty for his actions.
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At the time Austin Capobianco grabbed the ball, Los Angeles had a two-run lead from Freddie Freeman's two-run homer before the Yankees stormed back to win their first game of the series 11-The Dodgers still hold a 3-1 series lead heading into Game 5 on Wednesday night (8 p.m., FOX). Austin Capobianco, a Yankees fan, admitted he was wrong for trying to take the ball from Mookie Betts' glove during Game 4 of the 2024 World Series. He said he and his friend always joke about interfering with foul balls, but he regretted his action and left the stadium. Austin Capobianco is the fan who grabbed Mookie Betts' glove in the World Series and was banned by the Yankees. He played hockey at Arizona and was friends with Rob Gronkowski, who revealed their connection on TV.
Austin Capobianco, a season-ticket holder, admitted to ripping the ball from Mookie Betts' glove in foul territory in World Series Game He said he was ejected and allowed to attend Game 5, but he felt guilty for his actions.
Yankees fans Austin Capobianco (l.) and John Peter (r.) interfere with Dodgers right fielder Mookie Betts (bottom) as he attempts to make a catch in Game 4 of the World Series on Oct. 29, 2024.
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