Dodgers Wear Costumes For Annual Team Dress-Up Day, 'Drip Too Hard'
Los Angeles Dodgers Wear Costumes For Team Dress-Up Day ... 'Drip Too Hard'
Halloween may be next month ... but the Dodgers celebrated early with some of their biggest superstars like Mookie Betts and Freddie Freeman wearing costumes for the team's annual dress-up travel day.
The team posted pics of the players following their 11-2 victory over the Padres on Sunday ... and they're pretty good!
The tradition dates back a few years ... the Dodgers typically made rookies dress up in silly outfits, but a few vets decided to expand the practice to include all players on the team.
Betts -- one of the best players in baseball -- paid homage to the golf G.O.A.T. Tiger Woods, wearing TW's signature red Nike shirt and black pants.
Mookie's caddy was none other than teammate, Freeman, who looked the part ... and even had a golf bag full of miniature golf clubs at Mookie's disposal.
Of course, the best outfit has to go to Andre Jackson, Justin Turner, Joey Gallo and Cody Bellinger ... who dressed up as Chippendales dancers.
(Who says baseball players are out of shape?!)
Jackson, Turner, Gallo and Bellinger took the assignment to heart ... they were all shirtless and wore black bow ties with black pants and cuff links.
Trae Turner dressed up as Jordan Belfort, who was busted back in the day for financial crimes. JB was played by Leonardo DiCaprio in the movie 'Wolf of Wall Street.'
In fact, Trae's infatuation with 'Wolf' led him to create a celebration the team uses now ... where he hits his helmet like DiCaprio did with the mic during one of the movie's famous scenes.
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A bunch of the players, including second baseman Gavin Lux, dressed up as characters from the classic baseball movie "The Sandlot."
Infielder Max Muncy dressed as a beer keg.
If the Dodgers continue playing at this historic pace, Muncy won't have to dress up like a keg ... they'll kegs and bottles of champagne in the locker room when they're celebrating the World Series win.
