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HOUSTON, Texas -- A fight during the Astros playoff game Thursday afternoon is going viral, and the person who shared it is speaking out because he believes the opposing team's fan that was hit was wrongly accused.
During Game 1 of the American League Divisional Series at Minute Maid Park, Michael Cave recorded a Chicago White Sox fan leaving a section. He couldn't believe what happened.
"A fan came out of nowhere and poured a beer on his head," Cave recalled. "When he did that, a White Sox fan pushed him. When he pushed him, the White Sox fan got sucker punched by somebody who was unrelated to the situation."
A fight broke out. That's when Cave stopped recording.
"When the video cuts off I go, and I grab him as well, and the cops come down and get him and I gave the video over to someone with the police department to hopefully keep this guy out of jail," Cave explained.
The White Sox fan was seen in other social media being led away in handcuffs.
