The Los Angeles Dodgers are officially heading to the NLCS, having absolutely crushed the Atlanta Braves in four games in their NLDS matchup. They are one step closer to finishing the run everyone expects them to win, no surprise there. But honestly, the real story from their postgame celebration wasn’t just another dominant win, it was absolute, beer-soaked chaos during an attempted interview with midseason acquisition Tarik Skubal.
David Vassegh Got the Full Beer Shower Experience
After clinching their NLCS spot, the celebration was in full swing, and Skubal was a popular man. Spectrum’s SportsNet LA reporter David Vassegh was trying to get a postgame interview, a common scene after a big win. Except, this was anything but common. Right from the jump, both Skubal and Vassegh were completely, utterly drenched in beer. We’re talking absolute saturation here! It was so bad, it took roughly 45 seconds before Vassegh could even get a question out. And get this: Skubal wasn’t just a victim, he dove right into drenching Vassegh himself! You gotta love the energy, right?
An Interview That Was 70 Seconds of Pure Mayhem
This wasn’t just a quick splash. The video, which apparently includes some NSFW language because, well, celebrations get wild, shows Vassegh practically fending off beer for about a minute and 10 seconds. Imagine trying to do your job when you’re basically in a beer monsoon. It was pure chaos, easily one of the most wild interviews of any playoffs, ever. It felt like Vassegh’s main job was just survival. Thankfully, after all that madness, enough Dodgers teammates had finally emptied their beers, and Vassegh and Skubal actually got to chat briefly about the team moving one step closer to the World Series.
Next up for the Dodgers? A rematch of last year’s NLCS against the Milwaukee Brewers. They took that one in four games too. Let’s hope the interviews are a little less… hydrated this time around. Or maybe not, who are we to judge a good celebration?
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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