A fan took it too far and upset a Tigers reporter during Detroit’s game against the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday night.
Kane, who used to cover the Royals, went on to finish his segment about Kauffman Stadium, the sixth-oldest ballpark in the MLB ranks, potentially moving to a downtown location.“I’m a fan of Kansas City and the people here,” he wrote. “One fan obviously took it too far. He disrespected Detroit and I’m not cool with that. Detroit is my home now. Sorry for all that.
The Royals went on to defeat the Tigers 4-0, but ended up losing the three-game series to Detroit, which is second in the AL Central with a 23-25 record.
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