Baseball games are usually about cheering, excitement, and enjoying America’s pastime — but things got a bit wild at Petco Park on Saturday night.

What was supposed to be a regular Padres game turned chaotic when a fight broke out among some fans in the right field bleachers, overshadowing the action on the field.

Padres Struggle Against the Pirates as Frustration Builds

The San Diego Padres were having one of their toughest nights of the season, losing 5-0 to the Pittsburgh Pirates.

The team managed just two hits against a struggling Pirates squad, and the poor performance didn’t sit well with some fans in the home crowd.

As frustration mounted, emotions spilled over into a physical confrontation in the stands.

The Fight Breaks Out Among Fans Wearing Padres Jerseys

The melee started when a fan wearing a white Fernando Tatis Jr. jersey threw the first punch, knocking back a fan in a gray shirt.

This initial clash quickly escalated, drawing in another Padres supporter sporting a brown Manny Machado jersey.

The fight intensified as the Machado jersey fan landed a powerful blow that sent his opponent to the ground.

Punches Exchanged and Chaos Ensues in the Bleachers

Back and forth the punches flew between the fans in white and brown jerseys, with the fan in white landing a couple of solid hits on his rivals, including one against the man in gray.

The heated standoff lasted several seconds until other spectators stepped in to break up the fight.

Surprisingly, there’s no sign of security or police involvement in the video footage, with fellow fans taking on the role of peacemakers.

No Major Injuries Reported Despite Heated Scuffle

Despite the intensity of the brawl and multiple heavy punches thrown, it doesn’t appear that anyone suffered serious injuries or bleeding.

The chaos eventually settled down, but the heated exchanges and shouts continued for another 30 seconds or so before the video ends.

Padres Fans Get a Sweet Revenge With a Win the Following Day

For Padres fans hoping for some on-field redemption after that wild night, the team delivered on Sunday.

San Diego bounced back with a 6-4 victory over Pittsburgh, giving the home crowd something to cheer about — this time, without any drama in the stands.