Chicago White Sox Fan Beat With A Chair After MLB Playoff Victory

It's a historic year for the White Sox and that's not sitting well with everyone in Illinois.

We know sports fans can get a little too intense. Many forget it's just a game at the end of the day and punches are thrown and sometimes arrests are made.

One lady in Channahon, Illinois flew way off the handle.

Nicole Petropulos isn't going to be having a drink for a while (specifically "absolute sobriety of alcohol") after the Houston Astros vs. Chicago White Sox game on Wednesday. The White Sox won 7-3 and that didn't go over well with Petropulos.

She is accused of using a folding chair to hit a man 10 times in their house following the game. He was seriously hurt and had to go to the hospital. To make it worse, both of their kids were in the house when it happened and repeatedly tried to call 911 but Petropulos kept trying to end it.

According to the 911 call that eventually went through, a neighbor was there restraining Petropulos until the police got there.

When police got there, they talked to a teenager there and a neighbor and police found the victim laying on the floor. He told officers he "could not feel his left arm and was experiencing head and neck pain". He said the incident was unprovoked. He had 8 alcoholic drinks and was in his chair watching the White Sox game.

Petropulos was crying and laughing during the booking process. She told officers she had been binge drinking and that the victim had made her mad and she 'snapped', laughing when she was told the man was in the hospital. But she was concerned with the wellbeing of her dogs.

She's facing two counts of domestic battery and one crime of interfering with reporting domestic violence.