Los Angeles Dodgers: Fans, Media & Players Express All Emotions and Reactions to Game 5 Disappointment
After Game 5 last night, a lot of emotions were flowing in the Dodgers Clubhouse with the shocking come back from the Washington Nationals.
What a season. I don’t have many words right now. I will say this, this is the best clubhouse I’ve ever had the privilege of covering. This team was special. I’m grateful for the chance to be with them since the beginning. I won’t take 2019 for granted. Thank you, #Dodgers.
— Alanna Rizzo (@alannarizzo) October 10, 2019
The players reportedly met after the game and there were a lot of hugs and tears shed as there were amazing relationships built through this past season. With news that this might have been the last game for some players with this team or it might even be the last game of their careers, the disappointment felt across the clubhouse was shared amongst the fans:
How will you cope with this early exit?
— Dodgers Nation (@DodgersNation) October 10, 2019
Does Dave Roberts keep his job?
— Dodgers Nation (@DodgersNation) October 10, 2019
Who takes the blame in this loss?
— Dodgers Nation (@DodgersNation) October 10, 2019
Rich Hill is fighting back tears taking about his relationship with Clayton Kershaw and how he’s shouldering the blame for this loss. “We wouldn’t be here without him.” #Dodgers pic.twitter.com/uGPTHdevWg
— Michael J. Duarte (@michaeljduarte) October 10, 2019
.@Nomar5, @OrelHershiser & @LAJohnHartung discuss where it went wrong for the #Dodgers tonight in their Game 5 loss to the Nats. pic.twitter.com/Inh69u46y8
— SportsNet LA (@SportsNetLA) October 10, 2019
Dodgers fans were offering drivers the chance to run over Kershaw’s jersey ?
(via @LZGranderson) pic.twitter.com/o6rA4BDnhC
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) October 10, 2019
Good Morning to everyone except the #Dodgers pic.twitter.com/tb9OTT8hJI
— Mark Brockett (@Tuff_Overlord) October 10, 2019
It's over! It's really over! #Dodgers #lableedsblue pic.twitter.com/C5oXq7qSFD
— Dodgers Dan (@DodgersDan81) October 10, 2019
Me Crying in my beautiful city. #LABleedsBlue still love the Dodgers. pic.twitter.com/D225LpnQL9
— ????? (@ayefeliciaa) October 10, 2019
Me currently #LABleedsBlue pic.twitter.com/zbQJIPzwOK
— G$ (@_groddd6) October 10, 2019
Of course I’m disappointed but a true fan loves whether your team wins or loses. IDodger fan forever ??
— ARuiz_14 (@fncyfz) October 10, 2019
My grandma took me to the Dodger game in the LA coliseum, while their stadium was being built. Saw a Koufax no-hitter in ‘63. Never miss a game on TV. The pain is deep, and the anger is real. THERE’S NO CRYING IN BASEBALL; but there is a ton of swearing. ???
— Judy Thompson (@QueenofMMs) October 10, 2019
