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Dodgers’ Teoscar Hernandez Ain’t Afraid of No Ghosts – but His Wife Doesn’t Want to Take Chances
Dodgers players and their families avoid the historic Pfister Hotel due to fears of paranormal activity, opting for Airbnbs and other lodging during the NLCS.
- Teoscar Hernandez expressed that he does not believe in ghosts, but his wife prefers to avoid staying at the Pfister Hotel due to ghost stories.
- Hernandez indicated that his wife has heard stories from other players' wives about unusual happenings during their stay.
- Mookie Betts, a Dodgers teammate, shared that he also does not believe in ghosts but chooses not to find out while at the Pfister.
- Hernandez recalled, "Those stories went away when I was about 10 years old.
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