A New York Mets fan was removed from his seat at Citi Field during Tuesday's $1 hot dog night after a bizarre scene where surrounding fans began throwing extra hot dogs at him in the ninth inning. The fan,

A shower of moderately priced meaty treats rained down on a New York Mets fan during $1 hot dog night, resulting in his removal in the ninth inning of the victory over the Chicago Cubs in Queens.

The Mets sold 44,269 hot dogs on Tuesday, and one fan in particular was taking full advantage of the promo. His enthusiasm eventually led to other fans throwing hot dogs his way until he was escorted by police and security out of the stadium.

Chuck Knoblauch was in his early 20s when he was a rookie and helped the Twins win the World Series in 1991. Knoblauch was in his early 30s when then years later when he stood on the turf under the Teflon sky in Minneapolis and was pelted with hot dogs.

The New York Mets touted their hot dog record on Tuesday night by selling over 44,000 hot dogs on $1 hot dog night. Unfortunately, one fan appeared to go a bit too hard during hot dog night. One Mets fan was removed from field-level seats after fans started chucking hot dogs in his general

Apparently this fan did a little too much hot doggin’. One indulging Mets fan was removed from his field-level seat during Tuesday’s $1 hot dog night seemingly because fans started throwing hot dogs his way.