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Dodgers Fans Toss Inflatable Trash Cans Onto Field While Taunting Astros 

The Houston Astros made their first visit to Los Angeles, with fans, since the sign-taking embarrassment broke and Dodgers fans made a move to tenaciously insult the group. 토토사이트

While the boos and insults are the same old thing for the 2021 Astros, Tuesday's down against the Dodgers made things a stride further as inflatable garbage bins were thrown onto the field — on different occasions. 

The principal occasion came in the main inning when a can advanced onto the notice track in right field from the grandstands. 

It happened again during Jose Altuve's second at-bat of the game when one was thrown onto the notice track in left field. 

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Fans were likewise tossing foul balls hit by Astros players back onto the field. 

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Things were extreme to such an extent that the Dodger Stadium PA broadcaster interfered with a Carlos Correa at-bat in the third inning to caution fans that harmful conduct, foul language and tossing objects on the field would bring about launch. The declaration was met with an ensemble of boos. 

The most noticeably terrible of it, however, came in the stands as Dodger fans tossed junk at a close by Astros fan wearing a "0 F—givin" shirt, which brought about a squabble. TMZ Sports got video of the occurrence. 

The Dodgers lost to the Astros in seven games in the 2017 World Series and LA fans have been among the most unforgiving toward the Astros. 

The animosity doesn't simply stretch out from that point, by the same token. Last year, with fans missing from ballparks, Dodgers reliever Joe Kelly traded words with Correa after an at-bat that prompted the seats clearing and some yelling to and fro, further filling the competition. 

A huge unexpected of Dodgers fans ventured out to Houston recently when Los Angeles was playing the Astros out and about to insult and sneer Astros players — and sometimes, fans — in their home park.