MUST READ Incident following Thursday's game

[fisch11]

From game notes on reds.com:

A fan gained illegal entry into Narron's office in the home clubhouse following Wednesday's game. The fan quietly sat down in the manager's office and listened to the postgame press conference and remained after it ended before Narron asked what he was doing there. Security later escorted the unidentified man away without incident.

I mean, what the heck?! That's so strange, and yet so hilarious!

[reds44]

It was me.....

I needed to speak my mind about the Edwin situation.

[savafan]

how bizarre

[Reds Fanatic]

That is actually a pretty scary story. With some of the crazy people out there it is unbelievable somebody got that access without anyone noticing them.

[Blue]

The question is... which RedsZone personality was the culprit?

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[KronoRed]

Didn't say anything?

If you sneak in and you're about to be arrested, say something! even GO REDS

[GOREDSGO32]

Unidentified fan, as Narron walks in: Um .. your fired.

Narron: Who are you?

Fan: Start Encarnacion moron

Narron: Where's security

Fan: Yeah you need to be taken out ofthe stadium .. Hatteburgh PH for Encarnacion? And I'm the weirdo?

[savafan]

It was probably Clint Howard.

[Tom Servo]

Here's a little more about it from daytonnewsdaily.com:

A dozen members of the media assumed the man sitting in a chair in the manager's office was a friend of Jerry Narron's as he politely listened to the postgame interview in the early hours Thursday morning after Wednesday's rain-delayed game.

When the media departed, the man remained in the chair and Narron walked over and said, "Hi, I'm Jerry Narron. Who are you?"

It was a fan who somehow slipped through security with the media mob and grabbed a prime seat to listen to Narron's comments. Security escorted him out.

[REDREAD]

Hillarious

[redsmetz]

It was probably Clint Howard.

Sign him up!

[RFS62]

He was looking for that recliner he bought on ebay last year.

[smith288]

Here's a little more about it from daytonnewsdaily.com:

A dozen members of the media assumed the man sitting in a chair in the manager's office was a friend of Jerry Narron's as he politely listened to the postgame interview in the early hours Thursday morning after Wednesday's rain-delayed game.

When the media departed, the man remained in the chair and Narron walked over and said, "Hi, I'm Jerry Narron. Who are you?"

It was a fan who somehow slipped through security with the media mob and grabbed a prime seat to listen to Narron's comments. Security escorted him out.

"Ho, I'm Jerry Narron. Who are you?"

Weirdo: "Im your conscience, Never PH for Edwin again and pull Milton the first sign of trouble. Ill let myself out..."

[minus5]

It was probably Clint Howard.

It was, and he was making fun of Jerry

[max venable]

maybe it was this guy:

At the 1980 World Series, an imposter named Barry Bremen dressed up as an umpire and joined the regular umps at home plate. He posed as a line judge referee at Super Bowl XV, and the following year tried to gain admission dressed as the San Diego Chicken. Three times, he played U.S. Open practice rounds with famous golf pros. Twice he joined NBA All-Stars during pre-game warm-ups. Once, and this one was over the line, Bremen dressed up as a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader and joined the ladies on the sideline before being tackled by security. In real life, Bremen was an insurance salesman from West Bloomfield, Mich.