Los Angeles Dodgers' third baseman Max Muncy was stunned when a foul ball he was reaching for in the stands was snagged by ex ...

A pop fly was lofted into foul territory and the Dodgers' Max Muncy drifted toward the seats to make an attempt at a great catch ... Rodney Peete had a glove and a great seat and snagged the foul ...

Since the ball was already out of play, it did not count as fan interference. Despite Muncy’s annoyance, Peete was within his rights to make the grab. Rodney Peete’s catch had a purpose and NF ...

Two games into the 2025 MLB season, and fan interference is already the hottest topic in the game. While Shohei Ohtani's home run (perhaps fan-assisted?) might be getting all the attention, Fox ...

The only thing I could think about was, 'I can let the ball hit her or me in the head so let me try and reach out and catch it.'" Our very own Rodney Peete joined @timcates on Dodger Talk about ...

Los Angeles third baseman Max Muncy reached over the netting to try catching a foul ball, but it landed in the glove of a spectator instead. That fan? Former NFL quarterback Rodney Peete.

It was former NFL quarterback and USC star Rodney Peete. The longtime passer ... Peete had good reason for making the catch. The ball was apparently heading straight for his wife, Holly's, head ...

the foul ball Muncy chased ended up being snagged by a Los Angeles football legend in attendance. The above caption of "Rodney Peete casually making the catch in front of Max Muncy" reads correctly.