Astros' José Altuve gets trolled on Los Angeles Kings' video board at hockey game
. It’s almost certain he wasn’t wasting any time thinking about Los Angeles and definitely nothing to do with that city’s NHL team.During the Los Angeles Kings’ 4-1 loss to the Seattle Kraken on Thursday night, the video board at Crypto.com Arena had some fun with celebrity look-alikes in the crowd. They showed a series of photos of Los Angeles Dodgers players and found a fan in the arena who looked like the player.
At the end of the bit, the video board showed an Altuve photo, with the PA announcer playing along, “Wait a minute. How’d he get up there?,” as the crowd booed. The punch line? The video board showed a trash can as Altuve’s look-alike. Ah, another Astros’ trash can joke. Good one.
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