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Alright, let's talk baseball. Over the weekend, tensions ran high between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the San Diego Padres, and things got heated on the field. San Diego's outfielder Jurickson Profar believed the Dodgers intentionally threw at him, sparking a bench-clearing moment. And let me tell you, the drama didn't stop there.
In Sunday night's game, Profar had his revenge, clearing the bases with a clutch double that sealed the win for the Padres. And when the media tried to get him to comment on Dodgers catcher Will Smith's remarks calling him "irrelevant," Profar stayed cool as a cucumber.
But you know who did speak up? None other than Padres superstar Fernando Tatis Jr., who had a pretty epic introduction for his teammate, Profar.
As for Profar, he's letting his game do the talking. Leading the Padres with clutch RBIs, he's proving his worth on the field, even if he won't entertain the relevancy chatter.
And let me tell you, his teammates have his back. With 10 years in the league and a fully vested pension, Profar's experience speaks for itself. Dodgers catcher Will Smith may have thrown some shade, but Profar's teammates aren't having it.
Now, here's the kicker: The Padres came from behind to take the series, sending a clear message to their rivals in Dodger blue.
So, Dodgers Nation, what's your take on this showdown with the Padres? Do you think the Dodgers need to step up their game, or do you have faith they'll bounce back stronger than ever? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!
And as always, thanks for tuning in. Go Dodgers! ⚾✨
16 апр 2024
