Incident at NLCS Game Leads to Job Loss
A woman, referred to as "Brewers Karen," has lost her job after a video surfaced of her saying "Let's call ICE" to an American war veteran at a National League Championship Series (NLCS) game.
This incident is not the first of its kind, as there have been other instances of women with "Karen energy" making headlines at baseball games. Earlier in the season, a "Phillies Karen" sparked an uproar on social media during a game between the Philadelphia Phillies and the Miami Marlins.
- A home run ball was hit into the stands, and a father tried to catch it for his son.
- The incident involving "Brewers Karen" has gone viral online, adding to the "Year of the Karen" for the MLB.
It's been the "Year of the Karen" for the MLB.
Author's summary: A woman loses her job after a viral video incident at a baseball game.
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