BASEBALL fans have been left with more than they bargained for after a flasher stole the show during Spring Training.
The cheeky fan was spotted on the live broadcast as the Toronto Blue Jays faced the Philadelphia Phillies.
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Toronto faced-off with Philly at TD Ballpark in Dunedin, Florida on Friday afternoon.
Temperatures climbed over 80 degrees Fahrenheit as the Blue Jays slugged their way to a 11-7 win.
But one MLB fan seated directly behind home plate clearly couldn’t handle the heat.
The supporter appeared to be talking on his cell phone during a Phillies at-bat.
After a strike was called, he suddenly stood up despite protests from a woman sitting next to him.
The man – wearing a No. 4 George Springer Blue Jays jersey – proceeded to spin around and bare his backside to the camera.
“Blue Jays fan making early predictions for the regular season,” joked one fan on X, after the flash was visible to thousands watching at home.
“Must have been hot out,” laughed another.
“Was this guy tossed from the game eventually anybody know?” asked a third.
“That’s probably the most exciting thing that will happen all season,” giggled a fourth.
The Blue Jays open the MLB season at home with a series against the Baltimore Orioles, beginning on Thursday.
Toronto finished the 2024 campaign 74-88, the first time in five years they’ve gone under .500.
It’s not the first time sports fans have decided to flash the flesh live on TV.
Last year, a social media sensation who flashed her boobs during an NHL game was “forced to go into hiding”.
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Edmonton Oilers player Evander Kane hinted that he and the rest of the team appreciated the fan’s enthusiasm, with the clip viewed millions of times.
Speaking to Barstool Sports, he said: “I think it was almost impossible not to see that video, being in Edmonton and just turning on your cell phone.
“We have an incredibly, again I used the word passionate, fan base and I think that was great example of that.”
The flasher was identified as Kait F, with the model later signed a deal to join Playboy magazine.
She told the Spittin’ Chiclets podcast: “We were all going crazy.
“It wasn’t planned or anything — it just kind of happened.”
