Marlins field invader out-maneuvers security in the outfield as team falls to Phillies

If the Miami Marlins need a few extra bases stolen, they may want to call the man who invaded the field on Tuesday night during the team’s game against the Philadelphia Phillies.

Bally Sports reporter Jeremy Taché caught the ordeal in the top of the ninth inning. The man appeared to hop the center field fence – just out of the clutches of the security guard who was chasing him at the warning track. The man then hopped onto the concourse in the middle deck and out of sight.

Later, reports on social media indicated the person was caught by security, but it appeared someone had a little bit of fun as the Marlins imploded.

The Marlins had a 1-0 lead going into the top of the ninth. Newly acquired David Robertson came in to close out Sandy Alcantara’s shutout – but it was all for naught. The Phillies tied the game, and then Nick Castellanos hit a go-ahead two-run home run to give Philadelphia the lead.

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“It’s really nice being home, just to be able to go back to my house and see everybody that’s really familiar to me,” said Castellanos, who is a South Florida native. “I get a feeling of my roots again. I got to unplug and enjoy my home.”

Robertson allowed three runs on two hits after throwing 24 pitches in the lone inning of work. Seranthony Dominguez picked up the save for the Phillies.

Avisail Garcia had the lone RBI to plate Luis Arrez in the third.

Philadelphia improved to 58-49 and Miami fell to 57-51.