This isn't quite as egregious with Angels star right fielder Mike Trout and a fan in Houston on Saturday night, but the incident was similar enough.  Trout was about to make a leaping catch on a foul ball off the bat of Astros catcher Yainer Diaz when he was on the business end of interference.

The play has been compared to the one in the World Series at Yankee Stadium, when two Yankee fans grabbed Mookie Betts’ arm and ripped the ball out of his glove in Game 4 — earning both an ejection from the game and an indefinite ban from all 30 major league parks.

Mike Trout seemingly made up with the Houston Astros fan who took a foul ball out of his glove during the Los Angeles Angels' 4-1 win on Saturday at Daikin Park. Trout signed the ball involved in the play for the son of the Astros fan, identified by The Athletic's Sam Blum as Jared Whalen, after the game.