After the "Coldplay affair" moment went viral on social media on Friday, the Phillies' mascot got in on the fun.

Baseball's most bizarre mascot was caught green-handed with a fuzzy mystery blonde during his team's Friday game.

The Philadelphia Phillies spoofed the viral Coldplay concert video with a skit featuring the Phillie Phanatic during their home game Friday against the Los Angeles Angels.

Andy Byron and Kristin Cabot looked cozy and happy before realizing they were on the big screen at Foxborough Stadium. Byron immediately dropped out of frame, while Cabot turned away from the camera. This led Coldplay lead singer Chris Martin to remark, "Uh-oh, what? Either they’re having an affair or they’re just very shy."

The "Kiss Cam" comes for all of us. Fresh on the heels of the controversy surrounding a curious video caught on camera at a Coldplay concert, the famed Philly Phanatic had a little fun at their expense.

Phillie Phanatic gets caught on the Phillies Kiss Cam Friday night! The best mascot in all of sports history was trying to enjoy a night at Citizens Bank Park when the Phillies Kiss Cam caught him with an unidentified female mascot.

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The Philadelphia Phillies couldn’t help but poke fun at Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and his mistress, Kristin Cabot, with their “kiss cam” on Friday night. Andy Byron and Kristen Cabot, the Chief People Officer of Astronomer,