[xp38]

Oh dear the Markles are being dissed by the peasants! Did they bring the Dodgers luck? Um....no they lost 6-2 last night and the World Series is tied at 2 games each. Wagging tongues in tinseltown wonder if they will show up tonight?

[xp38]

[yldstrk]

Those two are so ugly and stupid. Can’t they just go away?

[Mopp4]

The superstar couple, now seemingly deeply ingrained in LA life, were decked out in Dodgers merch......

Decked out??? A little exaggerated - they're just wearing LA caps.

[mewzilla]

Here’s a question...

Who paid for the tickets?

And if the tickets were gifted, is the value reportable to the IRS?

Note something: Markle will not wear Ingriftus gear, but both the Harkles will merch MLB...

And they did it on a day when a Commonwealth country was being devastated by a Category 5 hurricane. And no mention of that by the Harkles.

She didn’t delay her product launch out of respect, either.

BTW, MLB. If the FBI suddenly decides to pay some of your players and coaches a visit, do you think the Harkles will still be willing to merch MLB.

[silverleaf]

She’s a no-talent raging narcissist.
Why do men let her push in front of them?
Other than Prance Harry the Cuck of course.

[FlingWingFlyer]

Looks like the DemonRATS’ “No Kings” fag fest has fallen on it’s butt. ROTFL. LA has royalty.

[johniegrad]

This article encapsulates Los Angeles culture. Who’s more important than whom and let’s e outraged by it.

[mewzilla]

They got the royal from the MLB, too. From MLB’s X feed.

Note the text.

Royalty in the front row for the #WorldSeries 👀

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MLB
@MLB
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have arrived at Dodger Stadium for #WorldSeries Game 4 🤩

9:08 PM · Oct 28, 2025 2.8M Views

https://x.com/MLB/status/1983340068032131545

[montag813]

Just imagine what more Koufax could have done had he not developed horribly painful arthritis is his pitching arm. He pitched for almost 3 years in daily pain and nearly constant icing and capsaicin balm applications.

In April 1966, (his physician) Dr. Kerlan told Koufax it was time to retire and that his arm could not take another season. By this time, Koufax could no longer straighten his arm and it occasionally went numb, causing him to drop anything he was holding. Koufax kept Kerlan's advice to himself, having decided the year before to make 1966 his last season. He went out to pitch every fourth day, accumulating 323 innings and not missing a start.

He posted a 27–9 win-loss record, with 317 strikeouts and a 1.73 earned run average, and won his third pitching Triple Crown. Koufax won his third unanimous Cy Young Award, the first pitcher ever to win three.

Just incredible what he put himself through to win.

[dfwgator]

Where's Reggie Jackson when you need him?

[1Old Pro]

NO KINGS!

[pnz1]

Wonder why the Harkles are on such a big PR push?