In the dog days of spring, with Opening Day getting closer and closer, a dog caught a home run.
The Dodgers were trailing the Royals 5-2 in the seventh inning when prospect Michael Busch blasted the long ball over the wall in left-center field.
And then the community of Dodgers fans were out-hustled by a dog who went and fetched the loose baseball. The dog was celebrated by those he defeated in the race for a ball, including by a guy wearing a Dodgers jersey with the “number” K-9 on the back of it.One fan took the ball from the dog and held it up in celebration.Unfortunately for those fans, that solo home run proved to be the last Dodger run of the game.in October, when a golden retriever named Renegade came up with the ball from a Francisco Lindor home run against the Nationals.
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