WATCH: Addison Russell dumps fan’s nachos, then delivers fresh tray

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In the second inning of the Cubs-Cardinals game on Monday, Addison Russell dove into the stands to try to catch a foul pop. All he came away with was a handful of cheese.

A Cardinal fan’s nacho platter went flying everywhere as Russell made the attempt.

The fan instantly gained internet fame, becoming known as “nacho man.” Russell quickly made amends by bringing the fan a fresh plate of nachos from the Cubs dugout.

Later in the game, “nacho man” fielded a foul ball and tossed it to a young fan. Fans even asked him to sign autographs on their nacho trays. What a memorable night for “nacho man.”

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