laythewood28;3494485 said:
She dumped him.
The video of a young woman being struck by a foul ball at Monday's Houston Astros game when her boyfriend moved out of the way may have contributed to the couple's break-up.
Bo Wyble and Sara Saco-Vertiz, the pair who became famous on the internet after the video of the foul ball went viral, made a trip to New York on Thursday to appear on CBS' "Early Show," where they were interviewed by Harry Smith.
Towards the end of the interview, Smith asked if they were still together.
They looked at each other and giggled, before Saco-Vertiz said "I mean, it's not over because of the ball." Before she could continue, Smith cut her off, saying "There's more than we want to know."
The two admitted they moved up from their original seats at Minute Maid Park during the game between the Astros and the Atlanta Braves, to the seats where the foul ball landed.
Saco-Vertiz said the pain after the ball hit her was "a six out of ten."
Then, Wyble was given a stern lecture on chivalry by Smith.
"In normal human life, if a foul ball comes your way, you know what men do?," Smith said. "They stand up and they catch the foul ball. That's what men do."
"Oh," Wydle replied sheepishly.
Smith then gave Wydle a chance to explain himself.
"I stood up to catch it and when it got close, I lost sight of it, so I moved," Wyble said. "I figured she wasn't sitting still, I figured she had moved."
A couple seconds of awkward silence follwed before Smith incredulously asked "That's it? That's all you got?"
Wyble said if he had the chance to relive that night, he would stand in front of his then-girlfriend and let the ball hit him in the back.
