Is a T-shirt cannon a danger to fans, or harmless fun for baseball fans?
A man from Northwest Indiana thinks it is, and is suing the White Sox over it.
David Babusiak claims he was injured by fans who were jostling for a shirt launched into the stands at The Cell, the Post-Tribune reported.
He is seeking $75,000 in damages.
Babusiak's lawyer said the White Sox, U.S. Cellular Field and the Pride Team, which launched the T-shirt, were "engaging in an abnormally dangerous activity, namely, shooting free T-shirts as projectiles into an unsupervised crowd of spectators, some of whom may not have been sober."
We wonder if Babusiak would have sued if he'd actually gotten the shirt.
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