Los Angeles Dodgers fans don’t have much to be proud of at the moment. The team is 12 1/2 games out of first place, the owner is in bankruptcy court and an opposing fan was beaten into a coma on opening day.
At least let the Bums have their “Don’t Stop Believing” Guy.
The “Don’t Stop Believing Guy,” also known as Jameson Moss, an actor originally from Atlanta, has been known to perform a lip-synching, hip-grinding, Dodgers-hat-waving rendition to Journey’s “Don’t Stop Believing” during games at Dodger Stadium.
A San Francisco Giants fan — or at least someone wearing a black shirt and a Giants hat — wasn’t content to let Moss have his fun Thursday. She tried several times to interrupt Moss’ performance, and captured on video by YouTube user ayapapayaJB and posted on the blog Vin Scully Is My Homeboy. Like a true professional, Moss made sure the show went on.
Check out the video below and read an interview with Moss by the blog Sons of Steve Garvey here.
PHOTO OF THE DAY
Disrespectful.
Screengrab from YouTube
QUOTE OF THE DAY
“We actually had that before in New Orleans. It’s just one of those things when you get those hurry-up offensive teams. I mean, it’s legal. They haven’t made any rules yet to say it’s not legal. … For the most part, you’re supposed to have a designated guy for that. It’s not supposed to be four or five guys falling on the ground at the same time. Obviously, that looks real bush league.”
— Dolphins running back Reggie Bush admitting the Saints employed fake injuries to slow down hurry-up offenses
TWEET OF THE DAY
That’s the spirit.
VIDEO OF THE DAY
Try this during “Sweet Caroline” and you’ll never be heard from again.
