Padres give brutal comments to Dodgers fans taking over Petco Park: Freaking crazy
It’s well known that the Los Angeles Dodgers have some of the most loyal fans in baseball.But it appears that even players of the San Diego Padres are acknowledging the loyalty of the Dodgers “die-hards” after this weekend’s series loss.According to Jeff Sanders of The San Diego Tribune, multiple Padres players were aware of the color blue bleeding through the stands at Petco Park, as the atmosphere felt more like a home game for the Dodgers instead of the Padres.According to Sanders’ report, Padres pitcher and El Cajon native, Joe Musgrove, said Saturday night’s game “Was out of control,” and he felt like it was 90% Dodgers fans in attendance.While Musgrove plays for the team, he’s also a season ticket holder and believes the reason why so many Dodgers fans show up when the team comes to town is that other season ticket holders are selling tickets to the fans.“I’m not going to tell somebody that can make a lot of money or get some of their money back by selling tickets, not to, but I think that’s the main reason,” Musgrove told Sanders.“It seems like all of our fans that show up for every other series of the year and fill it out seem to sell their tickets when these series come around.”Since the 2020’s arrived, the Dodgers and Padres have turned into one of the best rivalries in baseball, as both teams have been World Series contenders every year, have met each other three times over the last six seasons in the playoffs, all while being 124 miles apart from Petco Park to Dodger Stadium.California is nicknamed “The Sunshine State,” meaning it’s sunny all year round.
The state currently holds five different professional baseball teams, in the Dodgers, Padres, Giants, Angels, and the Athletics, who are in the middle of moving to Las Vegas.]Excluding the Athletics, who play in a Minor League Baseball stadium at Sutter Health Park, four of those five teams rank within the top 15 for average fan attendance this season.Three of them...