Baseball Broadcasters' Hilarious Disclaimer Mishap

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Milwaukee Brewers broadcasters, Jeff Levering, and Bill Schroeder face the funny mishap during

a spring training game against the San Diego Padres.

In the seventh inning on Saturday, their printed disclaimer sheet got caught in the wind and

flew right out of the press box, landing on the netting, behind home plate.

The camera crew zoomed in on the paper, giving the duo a perfect view.

Levering and Schroeder rolled with it, reading the full copyright notice straight off the netting

during the live broadcast.

It covered the standard rules about not reproducing or retransmitting the telecast

without the team's written permission.

Fans and the broadcasts themselves got a kick out of the odd timing and luck.

Schroeder pointed out the slim chances of the sheet sticking exactly where it did, with

the right side facing them for an easy read.

This isn't the first time papers have escaped press boxes in baseball, but the perfect setup

made it memorable.

The sheet eventually blew away, just as Levering quipped it, my hang around until next spring

training.

Baseball season kicks off this week with opening day, bringing more of these quirky moments

that keep fans hooked.