Look, truth be told, if a player on any other team did the same thing I’d say, “Meh, he was obviously in the heat of the moment and ballplayers are intense competitors, he probably regretted it later.”
But Werth’s a Phillie, so the Eck thing applies again. Plus the fan in question was also in the heat of the moment, and was probably too busy looking at the ball to have any idea that Werth was charging at him. And I’m sure after he got yelled at in front of his kid by a member of their favorite sports team, he was intentionally vomited on by some drunk guy in the row behind him. He’d almost be a sympathetic figure if he weren’t a Phillies fan, deserving of the public humiliation and inevitable vomit bath. Plus you gotta assume he’ll pay it forward anyway.
Congratulations Jayson Werth, you are an enormous loser.
The idea that fans should allow foul balls to potentially hit them in the head on the off chance an outfielder might reach into the stands to make a catch is absurd.