The Philadelphia Phillies laughed at the expense of the CEO and HR boss, who have gone viral for being caught on camera cuddling at a Coldplay concert.<br /><br />The clip of Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and his Head of People, Kristin Ca, bot has set the internet ablaze in recent days after their intimate moment was caught by a kisscam during the band's Boston concert on Tuesday night.<br /><br />The company has launched an HR investigation into the incident, and the Daily Mail has since revealed that Cabot is currently married to another CEO.<br /><br />And, as baseball returned after the MLB All-Star break on Friday night, the Phillies couldn't help but give their take on the episode.<br /><br />During their game against the Los Angeles Angels, the Phillies broadcast their kisscam on the huge screen at Citizens Bank Park.<br /><br />Set to Coldplay's song 'Speed of Sound' - a huge hint at what was to come - the cameras managed to find some happy couples who shared a kiss. <br /><br />But then the camera cut to the team's two mascots, who were standing in the same pose as Byron and Cabot were when they appeared on camera at the concert.<br /><br />Then, just as the red-faced duo did, one of them dived out of shot and the other turned their back in a desperate attempt to hide their identity.<br /><br />The moment caused the entire Phillies stadium to burst out laughing, but the fun didn't end there.<br /><br />The jumbotron operator then found another fan somewhere in the crowd who had come prepared with his take on the viral moment.<br /><br />The male fan proudly held a sign aloft that read 'this is my wife', with the 'is' underlined for effect.<br /><br />The fans burst out laughing once again, and the man then kissed his wife to huge applause.<br /><br />Byron and Cabot tried to hide when the kisscam panned to them at Boston's Gillette Stadium, as Coldplay front man Chris Martin joked: 'They're either having an affair, or are very shy.' Neither Byron nor Cabothase commented on the clip.<br /><br />Byron is also married, with his wife Megan removing her last name from her social media accounts shortly after the exchange went viral.
