Found July 06, 2012 on Holdout Sports: Yardbarker Blogger Network

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A New York Mets fan played a gag on some fellow fans during Thursday night's game at Citi Field against the Philadelphia Phillies by taking a "fall" after pretending to be bumped by another fan as he walked by. 

The fan exaggerated things by throwing his beer cups in the air, which conveniently were empty. Afterwards, it became quickly obvious that the fall was a joke as the man immediately got up and dusted himself off as he walked away.

The Mets fan seemed to know where the television cameras were, and interestingly enough, SNY did some investigative work and found video from July 2010 showing the same fan pulling the same "falling" routine before.

Who's to say how many times this man has done this off camera?

 

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