Video: Dodgers Fan Chucks Inflatable PED Plushy on the Field in Brutal Troll Job on Fernando Tatis Jr. During Padres Series
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Video: Dodgers Fan Chucks Inflatable PED Plushy on the Field in Brutal Troll Job on Fernando Tatis Jr. During Padres Series
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Last night, Dodger Stadium, became an eyewitness of a troll job by the LA Dodgers fans.
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It happened when Mookie Betts was on the field to hit. And Dodgers fans decided to mock the Padres for the recent suspension of Padres’ shortstop, Fernando Tatis Jr.
After all, the steroid era in baseball has tainted the game. And also made the spectators look at the game differently. Many players have gotten themselves suspended from the Major Leagues. It happened in the wake of their usage of performance-enhancing drugs.
How did the troll job by the LA Dodgers fans fail?
In an attempt to troll the recently suspended Padres player, Fernando Tatis Jr, Dodgers fans threw an inflatable toy on the field. It had ‘PED’ written on it.
Dodger fans threw an inflatable PED onto the field to troll the Padres about Fernando Tatis Jr. pic.twitter.com/fM7PqvJleT
— Jomboy Media (@JomboyMedia) September 3, 2022
However, their aim to mock the team had a reverse effect, as the Dodgers lost their third game in a row. Even so, pretty badly by 1-7, at their own field.
USA Today via Reuters
Jul 16, 2021; Denver, Colorado, USA; Los Angeles Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner (10) and left fielder AJ Pollock (11) and center fielder Cody Bellinger (35) celebrate defeating the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-USA TODAY Sports
The Dodgers are now at 90-41. Whereas the Padres are at 74-59. At the same time, Dodgers fans tried to mock the Padres’ shortstop Tatis Jr, who is serving his suspension of 80 games by the Major Leagues.
And therefore, he was not even present at the game when Dodgers fans tried to mock San Diego Padres at their stadium at his expense.
How did the fans react to the Dodgers fans’ failed troll job?
While many of the fans on Twitter thought it was funny of the Dodgers fans for doing so, Padres fans did not hold themselves back. They reminded the Dodgers fans about the players of their team who also got suspended. Because of taking performance-enhancing drugs.
that’s too funny 😭😭😭
— Cade Holkum (@HolkumCade) September 3, 2022
Incredibly petty but also kind of funny
— john (@Johnmlb3) September 3, 2022
Hilarious
— r o x (@laotiantaco) September 3, 2022
That’s actually good lmaoooo 😂💀💀💀
— kap (@hopefulmetsfan) September 3, 2022
not gonna lie, that's funny as fuck 💀💀💀💀
— Onyx (@LightSkinYagami) September 3, 2022
Padres fans made sure to remember the Dodgers players who also took steroids and got themselves suspended from the game.
Y’all know all about PED players don’t ya pic.twitter.com/4M099tSOlp
— Auuss #GoPadres (@Auuss13) September 3, 2022
https://t.co/6NH4Kw2ZrH
Ironic— Matthew ✝️ (@matthew_buon) September 3, 2022
Did dodger fans forget about bauer already?
— Brian (@barneythebean) September 3, 2022
He's not even playing though. At least wait until he comes back lol. The Padres as a team had nothing to do with it.
— ⛱️salty dodger fan (90-41)🇺🇲 (@yaboidany2115) September 3, 2022
Meanwhile, one of the fans wanted the Dodgers fans to wait till Tatis Jr. come back.
#1 wait until he's actually playing. #2 do this when you're not losing badly.
— Mr Noodles (@PhoKingUgly) September 3, 2022
Dodger fans really pretending like none of their players tested positive for roids 🤡🤡🤡
— Toby (@Tobythekid2) September 3, 2022
Dodgers fans trolling peds what a joke.. Gagne ramirez and more than likely modesi and piazza but yeah what ever you can do to troll I guess… lol
— Matt GOURLIE (@GourlieMatt) September 3, 2022
Besides, Fernando Tatis Jr. got himself suspended for 80 games. Consequently of him testing positive to have taken Clostebol, which is an anabolic steroid. Tatis Jr. getting suspended from the game has nothing to do with the team. Therefore, they did not deserve that.
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