Julia Rose ‘Banned From All MLB Parks’ After Flashing Player During World Series 7th Inning

WASHINGTON, DC. (THECOUNT) — Major League Baseball has banned a woman from attending future games after she flashed a player during the 7th inning of game 5 of the World Series, according to reports.

Julia Rose received a daunting letter from MLB saying she was “persona non grata” at any and all MLB games going forward after flashing Gerrit Cole as he stand in the batter’s box during game 5 of the 2019 world series.

During Game 5 of the World Series between the Houston Astros and Washington Nationals, Gerrit Cole was gearing up for a crucial 3-2 pitch to Ryan Zimmerman in the bottom of the seventh, but then stepped off the rubber. Why? Two women — Rose and Lauren Summer — took it upon themselves to flash Cole while he was about to wind up and he couldn’t handle the sauce, reports 12up.

Rose shared the letter she received from MLB on Twitter:

Rose also shared a tweet saying she was seeking a man who attended game 5:

The reason Rose is seeking the man was not explained in the tweet.

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