“He was a little scruffy and thin,” Lopez said.īut Beef “thought finger was part of the food” and took an accidental chomp, drawing blood, Lopez said. “You don’t expect to see a cat playing center field.”įans held Beef and fed him shredded chicken off the top of their ballpark nachos. “He was just super chill and very comfortable roaming the park, like it’s his territoriy,” Lopez said. Credit: Darren Georgia Darren Georgia, a White Sox photographer, took Beef home from work.Īlexis Lopez and her cousin, Antonia Denofrio, had spotted Beef hanging out with the cameramen and photographers in center field as the Sox played the Giants. The cat likes to curl up next to his Sox cap. Georgia had been looking to adopt a cat for a year - and he has now taken Beef home. “He jumped right up onto a security golf cart and was super friendly.” “When the place was empty, he was roaming and exploring, finding places to hide and making the rounds,” Georgia said.
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Security finally caught the tabby a night after the South Side team’s first home series against the San Francisco Giants, Georgia said. Sox staffers learned of the cat “when some meows were heard near the photo well,” said team photographer Darren Georgia. SOX PARK - Beef, an orange tabby cat, might like ballpark food more than he likes baseball.įor days, the scruffy feline prowled the outfield and slept in the crevices of Sox Park, swiping scraps off fan’s plates during games - and biting at least one of them.
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