Straight Line of the Day: What Can You Bring to a Ball Game for Emotional Support?

Gator-aid! Phillies fan is refused entry to Citizens Bank Park after bringing his emotional support ALLIGATOR ‘Wally’ to stadium to help battle depression
Daily Mail UK | September 28, 2023 | Dolores Chang

A Phillies fan has been refused entry to Citizens Bank Park after bringing his emotional support alligator named Wally.

Joie Henney tried to bring in the reptile – which is helping him battle depression and cancer – to the baseball game on Wednesday night.

But the beast was not allowed in to watch the Phillies clinch a nail-biting playoff victory over the Pirates.

‘Guide dogs, service animals, or service animals in training are welcome. All other animals are prohibited,’ the Phillies’ website said.

Alligators do not belong to any of those categories and could only watch the Phillies take on the Pirates from home.

From the photos at the site, looks like he’s around four feet long, seventy pounds or more.

14 Comments

  1. Marlins fans are encouraged to bring up to 37,000 support animals, especially for playoff games. “Leave your rabbits here and you get a hotdog and beer, FREE.”

    Four or five brawling tomcats, if they can also be used to replace Rosanne Barr to sing the National Anthem.

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