We’ve all seen the jubilation of fans when they hit a home run in a Major League Baseball game.
Ever wondered why you can’t see the ball flying into the crowd during a Boston Celtics (or any other NBA) game?
It’s not because the league is cheap, it’s trying to save costs by refusing to let fans have souvenirs that cost less than most tickets. Because I have
If you’re confused about what we’re going for, check out the clip embedded below to hear why bringing home an out-of-bounds ball at an NBA game isn’t going to be a problem any time soon. Please give me.
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