Yankee fan strikes out again on lawsuit over foul ball injury

This Yankee fan is still out, in spite of an appeal to a new ump.

An appellate court unanimously upheld a lower-court ruling Tuesday that tossed a Yankee fan's lawsuit over a foul ball down the first base line that hit him in the face in 2011.

Andy Zlotnick should have heeded warnings found on his ticket and the back of seats regarding foul balls, the Appellate Division First Department in Manhattan ruled.

Zlotnick's argument that the Yankees failed to enforce policies regarding the use of umbrellas that obstructed his view — the game was played in rainy weather — also didn't hold up, the four-judge panel found.

Zlotnick "admittedly used his own umbrella during the course of the game before being struck by a foul ball," the judges wrote.

Zlotnick, 56, still has blurry vision and pain on the left side of his face.

The Yankees said this month they would extend protective netting in the 2018 season after a young girl was hit in the face by a foul ball.

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