
Maye Wears Dodgers Jersey at WBC, Sparks Controversy
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New England Patriots Drake Maye and his wife attended a World Baseball Classic game, cheering for Japan. Maye, a Dodgers fan, sparked controversy by wearing an Ohtani jersey, with local fans reacting strongly due to the Red Sox-Dodgers rivalry. Some defended Maye, highlighting his North Carolina upbringing and lack of local baseball team. The World Baseball Classic continues with more games ahead.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Maye Wears Dodgers Jersey at WBC, Sparks Controversy. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 9th for the NFL. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. New England Patriots quarterback Drake May and his wife Ann attended a World Baseball Classic game over the weekend at the Tokyo Dome. They watched Japan beat Korea 8-6 in the group stage match-up. To Pans, when came thanks to stars like Shohei Otani. May showed up wearing a Los Angeles Dodgers jersey, number 17, which is Otani's. Majorly baseball social media accounts spotted them and called the couple New England royalty in the stands. Local fans quickly reacted on social media, upset about the Dodgers gear. With the long rivalry between the Boston Red Sox and Dodgers, many told May to switch to a Red Sox jersey or never wear that one again. Some fans pushed back in his defense. They pointed out May grew up in North Carolina without a local baseball team, so he might just be an Otani fan. As compared to Tom Brady, not always rooting for the Patriots. The World Baseball Classic action keeps going on Monday with more games ahead.
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