The Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee is not just a home for traveling baseball players; it’s reportedly a residence for some rather spooky spectral guests. Dodgers player Teoscar Hernandez recently made headlines by skipping the hotel due to its troubling reputation for hauntings. Enter Zak Bagans, star of “Ghost Adventures,” who’s ready to step in and cleanse the space. He’s basically calling for a ghost-busting showdown right in the heart of Brewers territory!
Bagans doesn’t think this is just a laughing matter. He’s expressed genuine interest in exploring why this hotel seems to have a knack for targeting baseball players. After all, it’s not every day that athletes share ghost stories from their travels. With players like Bryce Harper and Mookie Betts also voicing their concerns, it seems this eerie establishment has a laundry list of haunted tales waiting to be uncovered.
In classic Bagans style, he suggested that if MLB officials want to tackle these haunting distractions, they ought to reach out for his help. Not only that, he offered sage advice for players who may be brave enough to stay under the roof of this infamous hotel, including packing smudge kits! But let’s be real—how many players will be brave enough to engage with their ghostly roommates?
As the Dodgers aim to close out their series against the Brewers, one can’t help but wonder: will they face more opposition from the ghostly realm than their actual competitors? It’s shaping up to be a wild season both on and off the field!
