“Karma’s Double Rainbow”
About this episode
The episode discusses a dramatic game in Pittsburgh where the Dodgers scored 10 runs amidst a rain delay and celebrates Freddie Freeman's 2,500th hit and LGBTQ+ night at Dodger Stadium.
With a monsoon rolling through the ballpark in Pittsburgh, a group of rowdy Pirate fans in the right field stands removed their shirts, and taunted Shohei Ohtani, as he stepped into the batters box for his fourth at-bat of the day. And then, the baseball gods intervened on behalf of the Dodgers, who went on to score 10 runs in their biggest single inning of offense in almost a decade. Then, as the rain cleared, a double rainbow filled the sky, framing the bright yellow Roberto Clemente Bridge and the downtown skyline. Also: Freddie Freeman's 2,500th hit! And: LGBTQ+ night at Dodger Stadium. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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