Tattooed Philly Sports Fan Kicked Out Of Phillies-Yankees Game

PHILADELPHIA — If you watch Philadelphia sports, chances are you've seen Rob Dunphy.

Dunphy is the Philly sports fan often seen shirtless at various games.

His body is adorned with tattoos of all things Philly.

Dunphy's tattoos include an I-95 sign, the Ben Franklin Bridge, an eagle, the city skyline, 1776, "we the People," Gritty, a 2008 Phillies logo, and more Philly iconography.

Smack in the middle of Dunphy's belly is the iconic mascot and to make the tattoo even more impressive, Dunphy used his belly button as the Phillie Phanatic's snout.

Dunphy went viral in 2019 for his appearance on an Eagles broadcast.

Since then, he's become a folk legend of Philadelphia sports.

But the zealous fan's passion got him booted from Yankee Stadium this week.

Dunphy on Twitter said he was kicked out of the Yankees-Phillies game Tuesday (the only game the Phillies have won thus far into the season).

"Yesterday I was kicked out of Yankee stadium for leading charge in chants and being louder then the home crowd," Dunphy wrote on twitter, sharing video of him being escorted out of the stadium. "Make it make sense. New York fans are pathetically soft. First Giants and now Yankees. Sad sad sad. (They all call for security to kick fans out)"

Dunphy said he got no clear explanation from police for him being escorted out of the stadium.

"Bro it was all BS," he said in a Twitter reply.

Dunphy said on Twitter he's heading to TD Garden in a few weeks.

"Probably get kicked out again," one use replied.

Dunphy, in keeping with his jovial spirit, simply replied with laughing emojis.