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Published 5 days ago • California, United States • Updated 5 days ago

Larry Wilson: Drones take over fireworks for Rose Bowl Independence Day

Summary by Pasadena Star News

Fans at Dodger Stadium are usually discouraged, to put it mildly, from rushing the field. So the other night, after the second home game of the season, in which our genius Boys in Blue defanged the Tigers in 10 with Mookie Betts’ second dinger of the evening, when the usually hyper-vigilant security team opened up the gates and were literally waving spectators on to the crazily green turf of left field, I misunderstood the reason for the sudden …

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Pasadena Star News

Larry Wilson: Drones take over fireworks for Rose Bowl Independence Day

Fans at Dodger Stadium are usually discouraged, to put it mildly, from rushing the field. So the other night, after the second home game of the season, in which our genius Boys in Blue defanged the Tigers in 10 with Mookie Betts’ second dinger of the evening, when the usually hyper-vigilant security team opened up the gates and were literally waving spectators on to the crazily green turf of left field, I misunderstood the reason for the sudden …

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