@@psillysimon unless you live there and you can prove that otherwise, it’s a kid size park. I have kid size parks in my neighbourhood that I can easily hit the ball over the fence like this guy did. And adult size parks I can’t hit the ball over the fence. and the adult size parks have much bigger fences. Much bigger.
It’s a men’s softball field. You can tell because there’s no grass in the infield. Most men cannot hit it to the parking lot. But if you get a ringer up there, car getting hit is an assumed risk, as Ugo just indicated.
@@MeowStationOrignal you see the car stop before because for the car, the ball already hit. You hear it after because it takes sound longer to travel than light. Is high school level science.
I was going to say the same thing I have never been by a baseball field that is but up against a road maybe a parking lot but not roads where cars travel.
Exactly!!! This is clearly a parking lot the guy is parking at the slant a parking lot would have… not to mention the guy was not just driving by he stopped they even said why did he stop there.. that’s clearly him not the player!
He stopped the furthest distance from the batter then they told him to go, he started going and then they pitched and swung. If you couldn't read. THEY WAIVED HIM ON THEN CAUSED DAMAGE TO HIS VEHICLE. What part of that do you not get.
@@user-bg5xu9ht1q try rewatching the video. They wave him to keep driving them immediately throws and hits the ball right to the car. If I'm slow then I'm sorry for whatever that makes you. The batter is liable that's it. Don't intentionally hit cars with baseballs
@@user-bg5xu9ht1q did you not see right at the beginning where they said "tell him to go" that means the car can go and they'll wait. Then they immediately hit the ball. Serves them right.
@@ogostrich They told them to go, that’s why they struck the ball. Instead of going like they told them to, they went then stopped. They were begging for an accident. So, you are slower than slow
This is a park in Dothan, Alabama called Westgate. That isn’t a parking lot that’s a road and that park is meant for children’s baseball games which is why he cleared the fence so easily. They didn’t expect kids to be hitting bombs.
Im looking at that place on google maps maps.app.goo.gl/Kq9mPBJRevaDyMpZ8 5 baseball fields weirdly spread out and 5 softball field in circle. Trees lines of houses ends at the extend of some fields. Designs in awful ways if i can state my opinion
@@saberruntv but the baseball player still decided to hit the baseball. so baseball player's fault really. let's say if you are at a gun range, You knowingly shoot to the sky rather than the target, you will be the one found at fault if you kill someone.
@@roadbiker8333 there was a ruling, I think its in the early 2000s. where a car passed next to a paint-ball field and the owner of the car decided to go to court against the players. the court ruled that the car was aware of the place he was driving and thus he was responsible of driving there.
I was opening a gate in an alley and held it so I can let a car pass. Suddenly the gate slipped from my hand and swung towards the car, the car then decided to STOP! Luckily the gate didn't hit it BUT I yelled over and over to the lady, "WHY DID YOU STOP?! WHY DID YOU STOP!?" She just stared at me like a confused deer.
He stopped at the 4 way intersection first, you can make out the stop sign in the distance. The car then stopped when they noticed the ball was headed their way and they stopped right where it would hit him. It could have been an intentional positioning, though would also need to know where the ball actually hit.
@@applepoop10hell yeah refuse the damages, the car was stopped on the road and left the baseball player waiting. I’m assuming watching which is why they are going so slow, and the dumb mf stops their car when they see the ball, like what?
In a weird situation like this, there is often a lot of liability to go around. If these guys are pros, then various insurance companies will probably bear the brunt of it, and that is usually a fairly orderly process in practice (i.e. nobody goes to court, it just settles), but if they're amateurs, then it's probably going to be a shitshow of everybody pointing fingers at everybody else.
they absolutely should. I also don't like this "they assume the risk" of an out of park ball smashing stuff. Whatever happened to the duty of care? If there is a potential hazard that you do not properly dispel, you should abosolutely be held liable.
@@jacobyoung4068you dont make it larger the ones in my area had a net 12' high up on top of the base fence so i think its around 16'. There is a gap so maybe 1' higher.
Found it on a map, and the angles seem to be on the road. The driver might have been lost though. The car's first stop was at a "Trail X-ing" crosswalk, and the second stop was a few feet before a stop sign (the car seems to jerk to a stop, maybe noticing the baseball?) None of the other softball or baseball fields around it have high enough fences to prevent this from happening either. The car was on Middlebrooks Dr. across from Westgate Softball Complex, Dothan, AL. They were in the only field directly facing the water tower.
@@joshuadevaughn8613 Dude there's this one guy who can look at any photo and literally FIND the location, anywhere on the planet with seriously impressive accuracy. It's on CZcams. Crazy stuff
I love when you can tell that his kids or animals are napping bc he speaks quieter but still has the same excitement. What a great dad and a great lawyer!
And where tf did u pull that conclusion from?😂 just cause he’s not being as loud as usual means his kids or animals are sleeping? How do u know he even has children
@@TheSonicFan4 since you aren’t rude I’ll answer. I made a simple assumption based on patterns and evidence. And ofc it was wrong but I had a feeling it would be. And that’s okay. Because it’s okay to be wrong. But it’s not okay to be rude. Hence my response :)
@@michaelnicholas7746 Well the goal is knock the ball out of the park. If the driver was driving in the field then I would say that baseball players frustration would be valid.
@ilikeitwhatisit6749 batter* if you're going to correct someone's grammar, at least do it without error on your end, or you'll just look like a jagoff
If it's a public road it must be safe dude, are you accepting the risk of getting hit in the head if your walking down that road? No it's not am "expected risk"
@@Jobocan.Honestly it doesn't matter, if someone is driving or walking minding their own business they shouldn't worry about Rouge baseballs, golf, bowling balls flying out of their designated area to hit them.
Nice job writing a stupid comment By that logic, all roads should be a known risk for a plane to crash on them since planes fly over roads all the time.
The hitter also has a certain set time they can wait. The car waited until the time reached the limit and then drove towards where the ball was flying and stopped.
I think we're all forgetting one thing. This guy was able to hit a home run and knock it out of the park to be able to hit that car. This guy needs to be playing in the majors.
Can you see the drivers head and defining features from that view? That's about the level of vision you'd need to see the ball when it's NOT flying through the air.
Actually, he's setting himself up for the hit. The batter looks directly at the car and points his bat at the car like it's the pitching mound. He takes aim and nails the car with ease. He should have simply shifted his stance and put the ball in mid field.
Can't really blame the guy at all, he was in a official park playing the game the fields meant for, whoever owns the field should be held responsible for improper safety precautions.
I think it’s unfair that the batter is liable. Since you can’t really predict where a baseball is going to end up flying, it’s random. The person in the car, should have realized that they were playing, and have been aware of the consequences of potentially being hit in the first place place. Also, even though it’s dark out, there are lights all around the stadium, so there’s no way the person in the car didn’t see them. Also, the car slowly creeps upward before he even hits the ball. And literally starts accelerating after he hits, and stops like 2 seconds before impact…
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Sounds calmer than what i normally expected
Yeah. I wonder why, tho.
The baseballer was next door ready strike
Maybe someone is asleep 😴
baby must be asleep
All the shouting in all the videos maybe 🤔
Seems like a poorly designed park. Make the county pay for it for not having taller fences when building a feild next to a public road.
It’s a kid size park. That’s why he easily hit it over the fence.
@tomster7574 it's a park. Its not just for kids. All people are free to use it. The county should have considered that when putting in the fences.
@@psillysimon unless you live there and you can prove that otherwise, it’s a kid size park. I have kid size parks in my neighbourhood that I can easily hit the ball over the fence like this guy did. And adult size parks I can’t hit the ball over the fence. and the adult size parks have much bigger fences. Much bigger.
It’s a men’s softball field. You can tell because there’s no grass in the infield. Most men cannot hit it to the parking lot. But if you get a ringer up there, car getting hit is an assumed risk, as Ugo just indicated.
@tomster7574 parks are for all people. If its that close to a public road they should have made the fence higher.
"Why would you stop right there!?"
Exactly
They stopped cause a ball hit their car.
@@drakealexander6668 nah they saw the ball coming towards them and then stopped.
@@vanceshobe1913 no. When you see them stop, the ball already hit the car. What you hear is late because light moves faster than sound.
@@drakealexander6668no the car stopped before the smash sound. Therefore the car was in the wrong for not continuing to move.
@@MeowStationOrignal you see the car stop before because for the car, the ball already hit. You hear it after because it takes sound longer to travel than light. Is high school level science.
The driver tried catching the ball with his windshield 😂
I think you mean he did catch the ball with his windshield 💀
Rofl 🤣🤣🤣
You would think if that's a public road they would build a taller fence, or put up a net
I was going to say the same thing I have never been by a baseball field that is but up against a road maybe a parking lot but not roads where cars travel.
This should make the park owner LIABLE
I believe it's a multi-field location and the "road" they are driving on is in between them.
@@CleetusTBags it's a location with multiple fields, the road they are traveling on only leads in and out of the ball park
@@verakoo6187 well then he's not guilty
Kinda sucks for both parties… and the chance of this happening was extremely low lol
That’s a kids park. The odds of a big guy like him hitting it over the fence is really good.
Our baseball field is next to the main highway running through town. You can't avoid it
The chance of it happening for any given occasion is low but given that its used often the chances are actually quite high
Chances are a lot higher when the car was trying to be in the path of the baseball. It was 100% staged.
the chances were very high because the video is staged.
It makes the baseball LIABLE for all the damages that happened next
Ban assault baseballs. 🤣
Nah they stopped to watch them. Therefore they are a spectator.
I thought I saw the car stopping in a parking lot that doesn't look like a street.
Thank you!! That's what I came here for, bc I had to know if I was the only one not seeing a street, seeing a parking lot.🙏😅
@cannamama420 you're definitely not the only one
Exactly!!! This is clearly a parking lot the guy is parking at the slant a parking lot would have… not to mention the guy was not just driving by he stopped they even said why did he stop there.. that’s clearly him not the player!
Ya I see the car pulling up to the fence to park. Cuz if there was a road it would be going through the fence.
No it’s a street but if you stop in the travel lane which the driver did and cause an accident again check then the accident is your fault
He literally stopped to get hit 😂
He stopped the furthest distance from the batter then they told him to go, he started going and then they pitched and swung. If you couldn't read. THEY WAIVED HIM ON THEN CAUSED DAMAGE TO HIS VEHICLE. What part of that do you not get.
@@ogostrichyou’re genuinely slower than slow
@@user-bg5xu9ht1q try rewatching the video. They wave him to keep driving them immediately throws and hits the ball right to the car. If I'm slow then I'm sorry for whatever that makes you. The batter is liable that's it. Don't intentionally hit cars with baseballs
@@user-bg5xu9ht1q did you not see right at the beginning where they said "tell him to go" that means the car can go and they'll wait. Then they immediately hit the ball. Serves them right.
@@ogostrich They told them to go, that’s why they struck the ball. Instead of going like they told them to, they went then stopped. They were begging for an accident. So, you are slower than slow
this is just missfortune, liability would be only for damages, not criminal
This is a park in Dothan, Alabama called Westgate. That isn’t a parking lot that’s a road and that park is meant for children’s baseball games which is why he cleared the fence so easily. They didn’t expect kids to be hitting bombs.
Im looking at that place on google maps
maps.app.goo.gl/Kq9mPBJRevaDyMpZ8
5 baseball fields weirdly spread out and 5 softball field in circle. Trees lines of houses ends at the extend of some fields.
Designs in awful ways if i can state my opinion
He did say it was a road that was part of why the player was liable
Seems like a design flaw on the court's part. No net, no tall gate, not even enough room between the field and road incase something did happen.
Yup seems more like a case against the sports field instead of the player. Not enough safety mesures
Nope, if you actually watch the car and not the ball you see the car stopped before the ball even reached it. Not a case against anyone.
@@saberruntv but the baseball player still decided to hit the baseball. so baseball player's fault really.
let's say if you are at a gun range, You knowingly shoot to the sky rather than the target, you will be the one found at fault if you kill someone.
@@Raytheharbinger0 Sound travels slower than light.
@@roadbiker8333 there was a ruling, I think its in the early 2000s. where a car passed next to a paint-ball field and the owner of the car decided to go to court against the players. the court ruled that the car was aware of the place he was driving and thus he was responsible of driving there.
That car saw the chance of suing and stopped
Interesting how the car stopped and waited for it🤣
It really did seem like it
Fr, it looked like the driver was trying to get in the way of that baseball. lol
It looked like they hesitated because they didn't know where the ball was going to go...
I was opening a gate in an alley and held it so I can let a car pass. Suddenly the gate slipped from my hand and swung towards the car, the car then decided to STOP! Luckily the gate didn't hit it BUT I yelled over and over to the lady, "WHY DID YOU STOP?! WHY DID YOU STOP!?" She just stared at me like a confused deer.
He wasn’t driving though, he was stopped and seemed to be watching 😂
He stopped at the 4 way intersection first, you can make out the stop sign in the distance. The car then stopped when they noticed the ball was headed their way and they stopped right where it would hit him. It could have been an intentional positioning, though would also need to know where the ball actually hit.
ITS NOT BASEBALL. THATS A SOFTBALL FIELD WITH A BRIGHT YELLOW SOFTBALL
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It is, it looks like a field in Dothan Alabama.
Same rules apply.😂
Same difference, Nancy, now maybe your senile ass can figure out the caps lock.
Potato potato. Or should I say potato slightly bigger potato
So unfortunate for the driver...BUT WHAT A SHOT! 😮
and the player refused to pay for the damages.
The driver stopped
😂 it's a kid park calm down. Any adult can hit it over the fence.
@@applepoop10hell yeah refuse the damages, the car was stopped on the road and left the baseball player waiting. I’m assuming watching which is why they are going so slow, and the dumb mf stops their car when they see the ball, like what?
@@redthesussybaka69 there was a stop sign and a crosswalk
Could the facility also be liable for doing nothing to protect the public road?
In a weird situation like this, there is often a lot of liability to go around. If these guys are pros, then various insurance companies will probably bear the brunt of it, and that is usually a fairly orderly process in practice (i.e. nobody goes to court, it just settles), but if they're amateurs, then it's probably going to be a shitshow of everybody pointing fingers at everybody else.
they absolutely should. I also don't like this "they assume the risk" of an out of park ball smashing stuff. Whatever happened to the duty of care? If there is a potential hazard that you do not properly dispel, you should abosolutely be held liable.
@@ZeldagigafanMatthew They can't make the stadium any larger.
@@jacobyoung4068you dont make it larger the ones in my area had a net 12' high up on top of the base fence so i think its around 16'.
There is a gap so maybe 1' higher.
Pretty sure the facility will be insured for exactly this kind of event, and coverage would be included in the fee the player paid to practice there.
The car did stop for no reason
i think it's the driver's fault for stopping here.
Do you "think" wrong much in daily life, too?
Bro stopped 💀
Bro was trying to unlock an achievement.
Ago “flying balls” 😂😂
Seems like the car tried to get hit
Player is not liable for anything, that car is in a parking lot.
Yeah, that's way too slow to be a road
Found it on a map, and the angles seem to be on the road. The driver might have been lost though. The car's first stop was at a "Trail X-ing" crosswalk, and the second stop was a few feet before a stop sign (the car seems to jerk to a stop, maybe noticing the baseball?)
None of the other softball or baseball fields around it have high enough fences to prevent this from happening either.
The car was on Middlebrooks Dr. across from Westgate Softball Complex, Dothan, AL. They were in the only field directly facing the water tower.
@@Pailzoryou should be a detective
@@joshuadevaughn8613 Dude there's this one guy who can look at any photo and literally FIND the location, anywhere on the planet with seriously impressive accuracy. It's on CZcams. Crazy stuff
@@Pailzor I see you rainbolt, you ain't slick.
I love when you can tell that his kids or animals are napping bc he speaks quieter but still has the same excitement. What a great dad and a great lawyer!
And where tf did u pull that conclusion from?😂 just cause he’s not being as loud as usual means his kids or animals are sleeping? How do u know he even has children
@@Hutto89 you must be bored. Go do something productive keyboard warrior😂
@@CaylaCommonFolkcouldn't help but notice you didn't answer their question
@@TheSonicFan4 since you aren’t rude I’ll answer. I made a simple assumption based on patterns and evidence. And ofc it was wrong but I had a feeling it would be. And that’s okay. Because it’s okay to be wrong. But it’s not okay to be rude. Hence my response :)
@@CaylaCommonFolk thanks for answering, but I didn't find the other guy to be rude lol.
I'd argue that despite being on a public road he stopped for the sole purpose of spectating the game.
technically the car is liable becuase they assumed the risk when they drove near the park enough to see the fence.
When the guy said why would he stop right there doesnt sounds like he thought he could potentially hit the car
Don't be dumb. Dudes definitely responsible just like this guy said lol hopefully he was forced to pay up😊
He really said "Why would they stop right there?" As if the driver was trying to get with the ball....😂
And you act like the batter willfully aimed a batted ball at the car. 🤷🏾♂️
No really, if there is no stop sign where the car was stopped, there is absolutely no reason to stop where the car stopped.
Unless of course there was a pedestrian which there wasn't.
It's almost like that isn't a public road.... People are overreacting and not actually paying attention.
@@michaelnicholas7746 Well the goal is knock the ball out of the park. If the driver was driving in the field then I would say that baseball players frustration would be valid.
"why would you stop right there?"
It diesnt matter, the car was going to get hit regardless based on the speed it was traveling.
Idk man. It feels like the car was attempting to commit an insurance scam. The car stopped AS SOON as the batter swinged.
@Boom-hh7gf swung as soon as the battery swung
You know how fast that was right? Maybe 2 seconds in the air??
I don’t think he would have seen it and it also looks like he was in a parking lot not a road.
@ilikeitwhatisit6749 batter* if you're going to correct someone's grammar, at least do it without error on your end, or you'll just look like a jagoff
And before he swings, he gestures to them and tells someone to “tell ‘em to go”.
That makes the ball *LIABLE* ⚾
For all damages
That happen next
The batter was not looking at the car, it was watching the pitcher.
The player was looking at the pitcher
That car stopped right under it.
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My dad specifically parks 3 rows back to ensure his car don’t get hit
the bare minimum is that both are guilty. the player for hitting the ball, the driver for parking the car.
That seemed awfully intentional 😂
"You will be expecting flying balls, all around your vehicle." 😂
Ball is a paid actor
The guys out in the field got tired of running after the ball and now drive after it instead.
Why are you whispering? 👀
Allergy season?
wife probably told him off
He replied to a commenter asking the same thing. He said he had guests over that were napping during the recording.
@@omletow6967not trying to be rude but isn’t he gay? He seems sort of feminine.
its actually the architect whos liable for not building a tall enough fence
They stopped right there cause they saw that Free Payday! Well played tbh.
Driving near a field seems like a known risk the driver took.
If it's a public road it must be safe dude, are you accepting the risk of getting hit in the head if your walking down that road? No it's not am "expected risk"
There's the very distinct probability of the person not knowing the field was there before he drove by.
@@Jobocan.Honestly it doesn't matter, if someone is driving or walking minding their own business they shouldn't worry about Rouge baseballs, golf, bowling balls flying out of their designated area to hit them.
Nice job writing a stupid comment
By that logic, all roads should be a known risk for a plane to crash on them since planes fly over roads all the time.
The hitter also has a certain set time they can wait. The car waited until the time reached the limit and then drove towards where the ball was flying and stopped.
Put bro in the Supreme Court 😂
He stopped, that makes him a spectator.
I think we're all forgetting one thing. This guy was able to hit a home run and knock it out of the park to be able to hit that car. This guy needs to be playing in the majors.
The pitcher lobbed in 😂 And its on a college size baseball field.
Theres more to MLB than hitting a 20mph ball over the fence
Nah, that's not a dude driving on a public road, that's a dude STOPPING to watch a game of baseball
dude said the player is liable
I would agree, but it looked like that driver was in a parking lot
Nah, dude stopped when that ball was definitely in view.
I doubt that
Can you see the drivers head and defining features from that view? That's about the level of vision you'd need to see the ball when it's NOT flying through the air.
Bro is quiet to be considerate for sleeping people in the house.
Pretty sure they were still in the parking lot.
Remember when u in a da hood u hit a window or car you yelled "RUN"
Driver thought his car was a catching glove
Actually, he's setting himself up for the hit. The batter looks directly at the car and points his bat at the car like it's the pitching mound. He takes aim and nails the car with ease. He should have simply shifted his stance and put the ball in mid field.
That car was looking for a insurance scam.
"Do not assume the risk of a flying ball when driving next to a baseball field." yearight
Why are you so quiet?
I had guests over at my house taking a nap so I was trying not to be me normal loud self 😂 hahaha it’s hilarious that you noticed lol
@@UgoLordGuests are guests.
It's the squatters that have rights.
Your guests are liable for the noise that happened next.
(Joking, of course!)
The fact that he hit it probably means he was looking right at it 😂
“Why would they stop right there” lmao
Looks like he aimed for it! 😂
He’s so considerate! People enjoying their naps and so he decides to calm us down instead of wake them up
that should be something insurance should cover.
That person just casually strolling by...
"That means they go to jail for 50 years"
Can't really blame the guy at all, he was in a official park playing the game the fields meant for, whoever owns the field should be held responsible for improper safety precautions.
Soon as I heard the voice, I was like "Someone's asleep!"
Ugo said that so calmly I thought I was watching golf instead of baseball 😂
The guy stopped his car at a part of the road where it is not required, so he’s parked.
I don't think the player needs to forfeit the game just because there's a car driving by.
I would argue that when the car stopped they became a baseball spectator.
If you're around a baseball park this is just a given thank you for your clarity
Buddy seen that ball coming and decided to stop for a potential payday 😂
The car is an insurance scammer for sure.
Ugo your calmness is scaring us
I think it’s unfair that the batter is liable. Since you can’t really predict where a baseball is going to end up flying, it’s random. The person in the car, should have realized that they were playing, and have been aware of the consequences of potentially being hit in the first place place. Also, even though it’s dark out, there are lights all around the stadium, so there’s no way the person in the car didn’t see them. Also, the car slowly creeps upward before he even hits the ball. And literally starts accelerating after he hits, and stops like 2 seconds before impact…
You teach law like Dora taught Spanish.
Bro doesn’t wanna wake up the young ones
Was Ugo trying to not wake a baby? Certainly quieter than normal.
The park designer, wasn't expecting amateur players to hit so hard.
Literally stopped to get hit you can tell he was watching the field
The car tried to catch the ball
Yeah… the way they stopped makes me believe they’re in a parking lot.
He clearly was aiming for that....
I'm pretty sure that was just an outstanding outfield play
He shouldn't be liable for such perfect accuracy.
"why would they stop right there?"
I was honestly waiting for "and that makes that BASEBALL liable"
I feel the car intentionally stopped at where they think the baseball would land maybe for insurance fraud
Thanks for not screaming it really fits you better
I ain’t paying shit 😂😂
Sometimes im afraid of who will be the liable.😂
His wife yelled at him to be quiet lol 😅😂
Seems like an insurance scam to me. They waited to barely move until they see the ball and then stop.
The person driving the car wanted him to hit his car