Dodgers Fans Trashed For Leaving NLCS Game Prior To Comeback Win

Los Angeles Dodgers fans were under fire on Tuesday night during NLCS Game Three.

After jumping out to an early start, the Dodgers squandered a 2-0 lead in the middle innings, and found themselves down 5-2. The thought of going down 3-0 to the Braves in the series was too depressing for some fans, who were seen leaving the parking lot in the eighth inning.

@TravisRodgers @AllenSliwa out of the dozens of Dodger fans who left early, how many of them will claim they stayed the whole time? #AskSli pic.twitter.com/kkRylKEm8g

— Francis in Glendale (@TFPWillEat) October 20, 2021

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Those Dodgers fans most definitely regretted their decision when Cody Bellinger blasted a game-tying three run home run in the bottom of the eighth inning.

CODY BELLINGER.

WE'RE TIED IN THE 8TH.

(via @Dodgers)pic.twitter.com/uROXAc5SvY

— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) October 20, 2021

The Dodgers would complete the comeback when Mookie Betts drilled an RBI double shortly after Bellinger’s bomb.

When LA won the game, fans who left early were immediately trolled all over the web.

Imagine being the fans that left the game…

— Dodgers Talk (@LaDodgersTalk) October 20, 2021

ALL THOSE DODGERS FANS WHO LEFT IN THE 7TH INNING 🖕😂🖕

— Cujo🗯️ (@cujoknows) October 20, 2021

Idc if the dodgers win I'm just happy all those fans left lmao

— LateNightLamonte (@JurassicJoe12) October 20, 2021

https://twitter.com/B714OC/status/1450627857382731777

Dodgers BEAT the Braves!!! Protect the House!!! Lame fans left early. #dodgers #Postseason pic.twitter.com/gculQI8RDx

— 4th Street Studios (@HighDesertPeeps) October 20, 2021

MLB fans are quick to bash the Dodgers and their fans, but it looked like the place was still pretty packed and electric when Bellinger tied the game up.

Still though, I couldn’t even fathom leaving a playoff baseball game early. Shame on those Dodgers fans who now make the entire fan base look bad.

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