Steve Bartman incident
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Oct 12, 2026
TannerPANELIST
Oh, I thought you were talking about what's his name.
TannerPANELIST
Bartman, Steve Bartman.
TannerPANELIST
Steve Bartman with the Cubs.
TannerPANELIST
This
Kevin CainHOST
was in the ALCS.
Erik SeanHOST
And there's video of them escorting that fan out of the, the game.
Erik SeanHOST
I don't think it's gonna turn into a Bartman situation.
Erik SeanHOST
You know, the Cubs were just outs away from going to the World Series.
Erik SeanHOST
The Yankees needed a home run to tie the game and, and they're, there's no guarantee they're gonna win that game, and they're down 0-2 at the time, so it's a different set of circumstances.
Mikey HartHOST
Moises Alou is going over the wall.
Mikey HartHOST
Bartman didn't go over the wall.
Mikey HartHOST
Moises came over the wall.
Mikey HartHOST
Bartman was just catching the ball.
Mikey HartHOST
So that would not, if you look back and you watch that video, that would not have been considered fan interference because Moises was going, once it's past the wall, the fan has the right.
Rich W HendricksHOST
Okay.
Alanna RizzoHOST
Little bit of karma.
Alanna RizzoHOST
We will never forget, of course, the Steve Bartman situation in, last year or, or two, couple years ago with the, uh, the Yankees fans with Mookie Betts, you know, leaning over, grabbing his wrist, all of those silliness.
Alanna RizzoHOST
Stop it.
Alanna RizzoHOST
Stop it, stop it, stop it.
Kevin FiggersHOST
They broke their curse before the Cubs did.
Adam AuslundHOST
Well, a lot of people, the problem was they were, they were right in between Bartman and...
Adam AuslundHOST
No, it was a little bit after.
Adam AuslundHOST
Bartman was 2003.
Adam AuslundHOST
But it happened right after the Red Sox-
Kevin FiggersHOST
Right
Greg DienerHOST
Oh yeah, because unlike Jeffrey Mayer 30 years ago, now we have standards.
Mike KlaussHOST
Well, I'm thinking more sort of like the hatred that the Cubs had, or Cubs fan base, I should say, had for Steve Bartman after his little flub back in 03 or whenever it was.
Greg DienerHOST
Yeah, but let's be honest.
Greg DienerHOST
The Rays were the better team.
Joe SoucherayHOST
Well, then the famous Cubs one, too.
Chris ReuversHOST
Bartman.
Joe SoucherayHOST
Bartman.
Joe SoucherayHOST
That poor guy can't even show-
John HeidtCORRESPONDENT
Bartman
Joe SoucherayHOST
... his face in town.
Patrick ReusseGUEST
[laughs] No, no.
Don SloanHOST
Oh, I got one.
Don SloanHOST
Mine goes to this year's Bartman, the New York Yankees fan that reached over and cost them a go-ahead home run.
Don SloanHOST
I don't think it would have been a home run.
Don SloanHOST
Well, possibly.
Don SloanHOST
Jeffrey Meyer game back in the day.
Bill PhillipsHOST
So now they have two of them.
Bill PhillipsHOST
Remember the kid out in right field? And then Bartman for the Cubs and everything.
Bill PhillipsHOST
I mean, yeah, but it's just human nature.
speaker_18CORRESPONDENT
You can spend a lifetime dreaming of being part of the game and one second wishing you had stayed out of it.
Austin YorkHOST
Oh, just tell Bartman about that.
Austin YorkHOST
Could you imagine? [laughs]
Mike RogersHOST
Bartman.
Austin YorkHOST
What he's thinking.
Mike RogersHOST
I love it, though, the Yankees, you know, when that kid caught the ball-
Adam GoldHOST
Now let's welcome in a man who probably would have been the National League Championship Series Most Valuable Player with a 4,000 OPS, uh, in the series against Ma- [laughs] against the Florida Marlins, were it not for Steve Bartman getting in the way.
Adam GoldHOST
Doug Glanville from ESPN is joining us.
Adam GoldHOST
The reason I bring it up that way, sir, and I appreciate your time, is that we were just talking about Bartman yesterday as really not being the reason the Cubs didn't win that series.
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