Fan in Milwaukee catches home runs on consecutive days from the same seat at Brewers’ home park

A baseball fan in Milwaukee has a good glove — and apparently prime seats for catching home runs.

Said fan caught Chicago White Sox rookie slugger Munetaka Murakami’s solo home run against the Brewers Saturday night. The home run was the second of three for Murakami in his first three MLB games.

On Sunday, Chicago’s Colson Montgomery hit a first-inning grand slam to take a 4-0 lead over the Brewers. Montgomery’s blast traveled to the same terrace in right-center field at American Family Field as the one Murakami hit.

And the same fan was there to make the catch.

It’s unclear if our hero is a Brewers fan, a traveling White Sox fan, a season-ticket holder or none of the above. He doesn’t give much away with his gear.

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But given that he takes his glove to games, he’s definitely a baseball fan. And he’s leaving the first Brewers homestand of the season with a couple of souvenirs and a cool story to tell.