00:00Company offers Philly's Karen $5,000 for baseball she took from kid, with one caveat.
00:07A trading card retailer has offered Philly's Karen $5,000 for the baseball she took from a father during a Philly's game against the Marlins.
00:14We'll offer $5,000 for that baseball right here, right now, but there is a catch, the retailer stated.
00:21The ball must be signed with an apology before it's returned to the child.
00:25The boy was at the game with his dad, Drew Feltwell, for his birthday.
00:29Feltwell said that after he got the baseball, which was hit for a home run by the Phillies' Harrison Bader,
00:33he told NBC Philadelphia that he felt like Superdad, putting that ball in his glove and giving him a hug.
00:40I wish I had the ball for my son to put in his room next to the bat, but if I had the ball, I probably wouldn't have gotten the bat.
00:48So it worked out fine, Feltwell added, referring to the bat Harrison Bader ended up giving his son after hearing about the Phillies' Karen debacle.
00:55Now, if she takes up blowout cards on their offer, he will be able to put the ball next to the bat.
01:01Somehow, Phillies' Karen has evaded being positively identified by the internet, despite going viral to a level rarely achieved.
01:09The dad even ended up on Good Morning America talking about the incident.
01:13Despite her nastiness, Feltwell doesn't want anyone doing anything bad to Phillies' Karen,
01:18even if she did give the crowd the middle finger after being booed for taking the baseball from his son.
01:23Please don't do anything to that lady, Feltwell told USA Today on Monday.
01:29Leave it alone.
01:30You know, somebody knows her and can talk to her. That's different.
01:34But God, I don't want people breaking into their house and stuff like that.
01:37The internet already messed her up pretty good.
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