The Yankees are turning a bad Game 4 moment into a positive Game 5.

The team donated tickets that fans were previously banned from Yankees Stadium for aggressively interfering with Dodgers outfielder Mookie Betts to a pediatric cancer patient and his family for Wednesday night’s World Series game.

The goodwill gesture comes on the heels of the Game 4 incident, which occurred when infielder Gleyber Torres popped a fly ball down the left field line.

While Betts was going to make a play on the ball, fan Austin Capobianco opened the glove of the Dodgers stars while his seatmate, John Peter, grabbed the fielder’s right wrist.

Torres was ruled out for fan interference, while Capobianco and Peter were sent off from the stadium.

“We always joke about the ball in our area,” Capobianco, a Yankees season ticket holder, told ESPN. “We are not going to go out of our way to attack. If it’s in our area, we’ll go up to the ‘D’. Someone defends, someone hits the ball. We talk about it. “We are willing to do this.”

they I have to find a new place to watch Game 5. after the Yankees issued a statement on Wednesday, saying the safety of all those inside the stadium “cannot be compromised” and the two fans were ejected for their “egregious and unacceptable physical contact” with Bett, which led to suspension for Game 5.

“The Yankees and Major League Baseball maintain a zero-tolerance policy toward the type of behavior displayed last night. “These fans will not be allowed to attend tonight’s game in any way,” the organization said.

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Before Game 5, Alex Verdugo commented on the situation and said it’s not exactly abnormal on the part of New York fans.

“I saw it. Maybe one of the most extreme, trying to pluck a ball, but at the same time, that’s a little bit New York,” he said. “I feel like that’s what you expect here. You expect some unique things. At the end of the day, I didn’t feel like it was too serious, I think Mookie shook it off too. You know, that’s the passion I guess New Yorkers have.”