
Lenny Dykstra's baseball stud son will now have a famous fan in the stands -- TMZ has learned, a judge just granted Nails' petition to get some time off house arrest ... just to watch his 16-year-old boy play ball.
According to the docs, obtained by TMZ, Lenny is now permitted to leave his CA residence to attend his son's remaining baseball games this season -- but there are rules ... Dykstra must get prior approval before each game he plans to attend.
Dykstra's son Luke -- a high school sophomore -- is a baseball superstar, who batted .383 with 29 runs, 15 RBIs, 10 doubles during his freshman year. He was also named to the MaxPreps.com Freshman All-American team.
TMZ broke the story ... Dykstra -- currently on house arrest following his embezzlement case -- filed the appeal last month.
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(Page 1 of 1)Does Lenny have brain damage? The guy always looks like a tard in every picture.
More "celebrity justice". Gets to leave house ARREST for a damn baseball game. Come on judges, STOP being so soft on these CRIMINALS.
What drugs are you people on? Baseball superstar? The kids 16 years old and he's batting .383 against other 16-18 year old kids. Crap, I batted close to .350 in high school, and I wasn't even one of the top 5 batters in school.
Just stop giving out superlatives like they were candy.















