Baseball Fan Moons Camera During Bryce Harper's First Hit

Monday, 30 April 2012

Baseball Fan Moons Camera During Bryce Harper's First Hit

Baseball fans have all probably seen Bryce Harper, baseball's LeBron James, double in his first Major League game for his first Major League hit by now.

What most haven't seen yet is the Dodgers fan moon the pitcher (and, conveniently, the camera) right as the pitcher releases the ball (about 4 seconds into the clip).

Whether intentional (unlikely), or accidental, this guy's ass will be on full display in the Harper family home every single time they watch the video of his first Major League game. How charming.

Edit: Major League Baseball's No-Fun Police have removed the video from just about everywhere (even cropping all highlights from the game to remove the infamous ass from Harper's first MLB hit.) With thanks to Deadspin, click here to see the full video.

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