A photographer and University of Arizona alum was the unfortunate victim of one of the worst first pitches in MLB history on Wednesday night.
Before the Boston Red Sox hosted the St. Louis Cardinals at Fenway Park, the gentleman who tossed out the first pitch threw it juuuuuust a bit outside -- and right into a sensitive spot for Tony Capobianco, a photographer and page designer for The Eagle-Tribune who graduated from UA in 2013.
ouch!!??i guess he should have brought his glove instead of a camera ???? #CeremonialFirstPitch #RedSox #FenwayPark #AndHeIsAPitcher pic.twitter.com/0gUMvr4Z91
— rYaN (@hawa11anry4n) August 16, 2017
My camera man @TonyCapobianco is the poor guy that took that first pitch in the McNuggets. Here's his view of it coming in. pic.twitter.com/NVD70hiIn2
— Chris Mason (@ByChrisMason) August 16, 2017
Fortunately, Tony reported he's OK. Way to Bear Down, sir.
THANK THE LAWD it was just a bit outside https://t.co/FLnQffF2Kr
— Tony Capobianco (@TonyCapobianco) August 16, 2017
I'll live https://t.co/c9Qvt8bSOO
— Tony Capobianco (@TonyCapobianco) August 16, 2017
