The fruitcake who ran onto the field at Yankee Stadium Monday wanted to confront A-Rod out of crazed jealousy over the star infielder’s relationship with Cameron Diaz, police sources told The Post last night.
Joe Rogan, who legally changed his name to “Grim LeRouge,” was carrying five pictures when he made his mad dash — including one of Rodriguez with an X scrawled across his face.
Rogan, who was tackled by security just a few feet from the stands, is apparently in love with the “There’s Something About Mary” star.
The picture of Rodriguez included a drawing of a gun pointed at his head, the sources said.
An apparent threat was scribbled across the picture: “You have to go bud, you’ve ruined too many of our white queens.”
Also in Rogan’s photo collection was a picture of Diaz with the message: “We will be together soon,” the police sources added.
Rogan, who has a record of prior arrests for assault and burglary, did not have any weapons on him when he pulled his bizarre stunt in the top of the fifth inning of Game 3 of the American League Championship Series against Texas.
“It was crazy. The guy ran on the field but security was on him right away,” said Jon Rosen, 14, from Shore Hills, NJ, who was at the game with his dad.
“He really fought them hard. He wouldn’t stop kicking. He wouldn’t give up.”
Rogan, 33, of The Bronx, seems to be equally fond of Osama bin Laden.
A picture he carried of the al¤Qaeda head bore the inscription, “I will serve you,” and described the terrorist as his “master.”
He also carried pictures of Whitney Houston and ex-husband Bobby Brown, according to the sources.
On Houston’s picture, he captioned her “Whitney Bin Laden.”
“You will soon be my master’s wife,” he scribbled.
On Brown’s photo, he wrote, “you need to be terminated,” sources said.
Rogan was charged with assault and interfering with a sporting event.
He was taken to Lincoln Hospital in The Bronx for psychiatric evaluation and was still being held yesterday.
Rogan, whose Facebook page admits that “dignity is a frame of mind I’m [sic] yet to explore,” lives with his mother in Williamsbridge.
But at his former address on East 169th Street in Morrisania, the building’s superintendent said cops have been around three times looking for him.
“They told me there were other things he’s done they were looking for him for,” said the man, who asked that his name not be printed.
Additional reporting by Kevin Fasick and Jessica Simeone