This Bengals fan at the Royals game is our new favorite jabroni
The Cincinnati Reds beat the Kansas City Royals Monday, but all eyes were on one Cincinnati super fan.
The Reds tweeted a photo from Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, of a fan wearing a Cincinnati Bengals jersey while cheering on the baseball team.
"Quick shoutout to this guy who wore a (Bengals) jersey in KC and brought the energy the whole game!" the Reds tweeted.
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I see you @RyanGallenstein ! https://t.co/7n1iiBcqXM
— Sam Hubbard (@Sam_Hubbard_) June 13, 2023
Bengals defensive end Sam Hubbard identified the fan, who was wearing his jersey, on Twitter.
"I see you (Ryan Gallenstein)!" Hubbard tweeted.
Gallenstein is a Cincinnati native who moved to Kansas City last year, according to News 5 (WLWT-TV). He reportedly attended Archbishop Moeller High School, as did Hubbard.
Never fear. I tracked him down!
Meet the other MVP of the night = Ryan Gallenstein. Went to high school with @Sam_Hubbard_, moved to KC last year with his wife.
➡️: @RyanGallenstein | cc @Reds pic.twitter.com/5aABymGCOg— Olivia Ray (@OliviaRayTV) June 13, 2023
Monday's game was Kansas City Chiefs night at Kauffman Stadium. Franchise star (and Cincinnati Bearcats alum) Travis Kelce threw out the ceremonial first pitch. Kelce infamously called Cincinnati Mayor Aftab Pureval a jabroni after last season's AFC championship game against the Bengals.
This article originally appeared on Cincinnati Enquirer: Viral Reds fan in KC adds new chapter to Bengals-Chiefs rivalry
