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The Internet prankster who ran through the outfield during Game 5 of the World Series appeared in a Houston courtroom earlier this week, vowing he’s done with such antics after paying a reported $30,000 in fines over the years.
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Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, 25, faced charges after the incident, in which he sprinted across the field shirtless and in American flag shorts.
Under his charges, he faces up to a maximum $2,000 fine or up to six months in jail. In addition, Zdorovetskiy is reportedly banned from Minute Maid Park.
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The World Series sprint is just another one of Zdorovetskiy’s tricks, who is no stranger to the plots:
According to his record, the YouTube star interfered on multiple fields in the past, such as the World Cup, Super Bowl and NBA court.
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Zdorovetskiy will make his next appearance in court in December, but, during an interview, told Click2Houston he’s done with the costly pranks.
We’ll see.
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