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Lock him up and throw away the key! A drunk fan in attendance for the Colorado Rockies’ home game against the St. Louis Cardinals on Apr. 10 committed a massive party foul by tackling Rockies mascot Dinger.
As the 6-foot purple triceratops danced for fans, the fan walked to the top of the dugout and went for Dinger’s legs.
Respecting the high-spirited mascot is an unspoken rule for baseball games, so watching this act of aggression from the rogue fan was a sad moment for Colorado sports. Imagine this happening to Rocky or Miles the Bronco … despicable.
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Boooo, drunk guy.

Chiefs star tight end Travis Kelce and Yankees slugger Aaron Judge seem to have linked up for a bit of batting practice recently. The pair featured in a video for A SHOC ENERGY, in which Judge was seen giving Kelce some pointers on how best to swing the bat. 
Kelce soaked in the advice and showcased his batting stance for the reigning AL MVP, which included a massive leg kick that Judge insisted would strike fear into an opposing pitcher.

Bulls star DeMar DeRozan got some sweet revenge on the Raptors during their meeting in Wednesday night’s play-in tournament clash. 
Despite that encapsulating narrative, it was DeRozan’s daughter who was the talk of the town after Chicago advanced to the next round of the play-in. DeRozan’s daughter, Diar, went viral during the play-in tournament game after she was seen screaming every time Toronto attempted a free throw.

The Penguins’ playoff hopes were ended on Wednesday after the Islanders secured the final wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference with a win over the Canadiens. 
With Pittsburgh’s elimination, the Penguins’ streak of 16 consecutive seasons in the Stanley Cup Playoffs came to an end. It was the longest playoff streak of any of the four major North American sports leagues, dating back to the 2006-07 season.
The longest active streak playoff streak in hockey now belongs to the Maple Leafs and Bruins, who each clinched their seventh consecutive trips to the postseason this year.

While fans were watching the Bulls–Raptors play-in tournament game Wednesday night, a high-pitched scream could be heard nearly every time the Raptors shot free throws.
Fans began to wonder who could possibly be creating such a loud and piercing sound, especially when it seemed to only occur when the home team, Toronto, was at the line.
It took awhile for the identity of the person producing the high-frequency screams to be revealed. But when the person’s identity came to light, things made a lot more sense.