Los Angeles Angels fans earned their money for mocking and mocking the Houston Astros who came to the ballpark early in the 2021 season for the start of a three-game series.
Play was interrupted twice during the game Monday night when one fan threw an inflated trash can on the field in Angel Stadium. Moments later, a real trash can can hit the alert track. According to ESPN, Houston players have also been subjected to “Astros suck” songs.
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Astros players were not subjected to this during the shortened season in 2020, as fans were barred from the ballpark due to the coronavirus restrictions. Fans still seem bitter about the fraud scandal that forced the dismissals of Jeff Luhnow and AJ Hinch. No active players were involved.
Houston drew up a plan during the 2017 championship season in which the boards of opposing players would be handed over to the excavation and an employee would strike on a trash can to tell the Astros batter that was coming, an MLB investigation revealed.
Current Astros driver Dusty Baker has argued that their debt has already been paid.
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“You can see the amount of hostility and the amount of hatred in the stands,” Baker told ESPN. “How many on the stalls have never done anything wrong in their lives? We paid the price for it. How many people have not cheated on a test or whatever at some point. I mean it’s easy if you live in glass houses, but I do not think anyone lives in glass houses.
“I think sometimes we have to look after ourselves before you hate someone else. It’s a sad situation for me when you hear things – I mean what should the children think in the stands? And some of them are children who follow their parents “It’s sad for me. People make mistakes. We paid for ours, and I wish they would leave it alone.”
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The English won the game 7-6 to give Houston the first loss of the season.