Actor calls Yankee Stadium “worst experience” after fans throw things at him at World Series

Famous actor Wendell Pierce took to social media for condemn the behavior of the fans met in Game 5 of the World Series at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday.

“Unfortunately, I just left the Yankees game because I was talking to a Dodgers fan and people were throwing things at me.” Pierce wrote through X. “Unruly people, haters can ruin everything. Worst experience ever. Gameplay and experience are of no importance now. The spirit of sport ends with the ugliness of humanity.”

Pierce, who plays Captain Wagner on the hit CBS series “Elsbeth”, is well known for his roles in “Wire” and “Jack Ryan.”

He continued to break fans in a second post:

“The fact that a suburbanite who a (sic) came to Yankee Stadium to kick ass completely destroys the talent of (Gerrit) Cole throwing a no hitter in the 5th or (Freddie) Freeman with a 4 game streak consecutive. : both in the World Series. It won’t mean anything to me because all I’ll remember are the obnoxious fans I had to avoid.”

Pierce he also wrote that he could “care less” about the outcome of the game, but that he would look back on the players’ performances.

“I saw (Aaron) Judge find his swing for a home run, I saw a grand slam home run by Freeman. I saw a pitching masterclass by Cole and (Jack) Flaherty. The players I will remember…”

It’s not the first time unruly fans at Yankee Stadium have made headlines this week.

Two Yankees fans were immediately escorted from Yankee Stadium and banned from Game 5 after fighting the Dodgers star Mookie Betts for a ball in the first inning of Game 4.

Fortunately, something good came out of the situation.

The four fan subscriptions for match 5 were confiscated by the Yankees (upon full refund) and donated to a Bergenfield pediatric cancer patientthe two brothers and the boys’ mother.