Interfering with a foul ball at a baseball game can shift momentum in a bad way — just ask Steve Bartman. But sometimes, it’s not so cut and dry. Former NFL quarterback Rodney Peete made headlines when he reached out and slipped his glove under Los Angeles Dodgers star Max Muncy’s during Game 1 of the Tokyo Series in Japan.

It did not come without some mild controversy as a former NFL QB got involved in a foul ball catch. Rodney Peete, who played for USC before a long NFL career, was on the third base line in the stands when Max Muncy attempted to make a catch over the netting.