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Dodgers Swept! Chicago Stand Mocks LA's $240M Deal
6 Aug
Summary
- A Chicago hot dog stand trolled the Dodgers after their sweep.
- The sign referenced Kyle Tucker's four-year, $240 million deal.
- The Dodgers have lost eight of their last ten games.
The Los Angeles Dodgers faced public mockery in Chicago following their recent three-game sweep by the Cubs at Wrigley Field. A local establishment, The Wieners Circle, posted a sign reading, "Swept those mothertuckers back to La La Land." This message notably targeted the Dodgers' substantial four-year, $240 million contract with outfielder Kyle Tucker, who played the 2025 season with the Cubs.
Tucker's performance for the Cubs in 2025 included a .266 batting average, 22 home runs, and 73 RBIs, earning him an All-Star selection. However, injuries and his decision to sign with the Dodgers in free agency last winter left many Cubs fans feeling disgruntled.
The Dodgers' recent struggles are highlighted by eight losses in their last ten games, including consecutive sweeps. Despite this, manager Dave Roberts urged his team to remain calm, stating there was "no panic" and emphasizing the need to "reset, flush it, and find a way to win."
