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Sports Card Company Offers 'Phillies Karen' $5,000 for Home Run Ball, but There's a Catch

Blowout Cards offers $5,000 to the woman for the home run ball if she includes her autograph and an apology, aiming to return it to the 10-year-old boy, officials said.

  • On September 5, 2025, during a baseball game between the Phillies and Marlins held in Miami, a woman angrily demanded a home run ball from a father who had planned to give it to his son.
  • The woman, dubbed the 'Phillies Karen,' harassed the father until he took the ball back from his son and handed it to her to de-escalate the situation.
  • A well-known trading card retailer pledged $5,000 to the woman in possession of the baseball, provided she signs it and includes the message "I'm sorry," so the ball can be returned to the young boy.
  • Drew Feltwell, the father, said he does not regret giving the ball away, expressed concern for the woman’s well-being, and wished he still had the ball to keep for his son.
  • The incident went viral, the Phillies gifted the boy a signed bat, and Blowout Cards continues to seek the ball to reunite it with the young fan, reflecting ongoing public and corporate interest.
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nj broke the news in New Jersey, United States on Tuesday, September 9, 2025.
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