Foul Ball Jerk = MC 900 Foot Jesus?

Starr, a 28-year-old landscaper, came away with the ball, but he also earned contempt from the Rangers' broadcast team and boos from the crowd at the stadium.

Now, he's apparently gone into hiding.

Friends and neighbors in Sachse, where Starr lives, have plenty to say in his absence. According to an NBC 5 report, friends haven't seen Starr since the baseball game. The friends and acquaintances said Starr should apologize for his actions.

One neighbor retrieves Starr's mail and takes out his trash.

"As far as him hiding, that's wrong," neighbor John Hall said. "He should come out and face it and apologize."

"I kind of feel bad for him because I'm sure he's totally embarrassed with all the attention he's getting," Sachse resident Cynthia Smith said. "He shouldn't have (dived) over the seats."

Neighbors told NBC 5 that Starr mostly keeps to himself, but he does get upset when children play in his yard.

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Did you see the footage? Foul Ball Jerk just about kicked some kid in the head.
I still love listening to the KCRW version of MC 900 ft Jesus' While the City Sleeps- I would take him over the Foul Ball Jerk any day.

The little boy and his family were on Good Morning America yesterday where Charlie Gibson gave them tickets to last night's Mets game.

This morning a local morning radio show was analyzing the audio footage of the GMA appearance. Apparently the little boy cut one on the air.