Because every proposal story includes searching for the ring: https://t.co/KvxY6WwLEU pic.twitter.com/MLGo5XiATv
— MLB (@MLB) September 28, 2016
Note to self: When proposing, don't lose the ring. Especially in public.
If we don't find it, this will be the biggest fail in history.
Andrew Fox attempted to propose to his girlfriend Heather Terwilliger during Tuesday night's game against the Boston Red Sox.
A stadium camera operator started broadcasting the moment to the stadium, but cut away when it was clear Fox had lost the ring. Other fans joined in a frantic search, and Terwilliger found the ring in her cuffed pants. She said yes.
We got to the bottom of #RingGate 2016 with @GaryGHamilton 💍😅
— New York Yankees (@Yankees) September 28, 2016
See what this couple had to say about the memorable proposal here: pic.twitter.com/pwAD0sKFrO
Yankees Stadium host Gary Hamilton interviewed the couple after the game.
Leave it to a Yankees fan to lose the engagement ring mid-proposal #ESPNNotTopTenPlays
— Lexi Noonan (@lexinoonan4) September 28, 2016
Twitter, of course, loved this.
Best play of the Yankees game: Jumbotron proposal, cut to the couple, the guy realizes he lost the ring, sheer PANIC on his face.
— Luke Beshar (@lbeshar) September 28, 2016
This might have been a little too much schadenfreude.
Unbelievably dramatic wedding proposal at Yankees-Red Sox game https://t.co/HR5hIkwWXZ
— Mark Schlabach (@Mark_Schlabach) September 28, 2016
There was more drama than the action on the field.
If none of you are watching the proposal on the Yankees Red Sox game...it was the SECOND most unbelievable moment of the year. HILARIOUS
— Brett Reynolds (@BrettDOIT) September 28, 2016
Wait... what was number one?
Pro-tip: on your Jumbotron proposal at a Yankees game, don't drop the ring and not be able to find it. 😆😆😆 #fail
— Tremaine (@tremainev) September 28, 2016
This is solid advice for everyone.
