Cardinals fan tries to throw Pete Crow-Armstrong's home run ball back onto the field and fails miserably

Chicago Cubs star center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong had a day to remember at Busch Stadium on Saturday night. The same can not be said for a St. Louis Cardinals fan who got his hands on Crow-Armstrong's home run ball late in the contest.

With the Cubs leading their rival Cardinals 3-1 in the top of the eighth inning, Crow-Armstrong stepped to the dish and was greeted with a barrage of overrated chants, particularly from the shirtless fans in right field in the viral 'tarps-off' section.

Sitting on a 1-0 count, St. Louis pitcher Gordon Graceffo hung a fastball over the center of the plate. Crow-Armstrong put the barrel to the ball and launched his seventh home run of the season right into the center of the section of shirtless fans.

PCA understandably enjoyed himself rounding the bases, and amid the mixture of boos and cheers, the fan who snagged the home run ball attempted to throw it back onto the field.

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The keyword in the previous sentence is "attempted."

The fan not only failed at tossing the baseball back onto the field of play, but appeared to hit a fan sitting close to the wall with a not-so-athletic left-handed heater.

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We may not see a tougher scene from a fanbase this MLB season than what we witnessed at Busch Stadium on Saturday.

You have the villain of your biggest rival hit a 444-foot no-doubter amid overrated chants, and then someone in the beloved tarps-off section can't even manage to toss the ball back onto the field.

While Crow-Armstrong's homer in the eighth inning was the highlight of the night, he was dominant at the plate throughout the contest, going 4-for-5 with a double to go along with his long ball.

Saturday's performance marked Crow-Armstrong's first multi-hit game since May 8. The Cubs' 6-1 win in St. Louis sets up a rubber match in the three-game series on Sunday evening.