The claim specifies Max Quinn calling his actions a 'heat-of-the-moment thing' during the bottom of the fifth inning after Daniel Schneemann hit a two-run home run. While the general context (Quinn speaking about his actions after a home run) is present in the web search results, the specific quote, timing (bottom of the fifth), and details (Daniel Schneemann) are not independently corroborated by multiple sources. The evidence is limited to general reporting of him speaking about his mistakes.

The claim that Quinn claimed he did not realize the person was a little girl is mentioned in the context of the incident in some web search results, but this specific quote or claim is not independently corroborated by a second, distinct source. The evidence is primarily descriptive of the event rather than quoting his specific defense.

The claim that Quinn did not realize the severity of his actions until he returned to his seat is a detail mentioned in some web search results, but it is not independently corroborated by a second, distinct source. The evidence is descriptive of his realization of the blunder.