Max Muncy fell into a slump and was mercilessly abused by fans, and Shohei Ohtani fought two battles in a row to drive away the pirates

Los Angeles Dodgers fielder Max Muncy was recently abused by fans, which caused widespread concern in American society. The 34-year-old veteran has been in a slump since the opening and was yelled at by the fans in attendance when he boarded the bus after an away game a few days ago.

The video was widely circulated on social media, with U.S. media and fans expressing outrage and denouncing the disrespectful behavior.

The video shows Max Muncy being verbally abused by fans as he walked out of the stadium to board the bus. He paused briefly after boarding the bus, staring through the front windshield in the direction from which the insults had come with a solemn expression.

Doug McKain, a reporter for Dodgers Nation, a special media outlet in the United States, published a video on social platforms, angrily reprimanding fans for their behavior. "We can't tolerate this, it's the behavior of foolish people," he said. "This behavior is completely inappropriate, and it is too excessive."

Doug McKain said the incident occurred during a series in which the Dodgers traveled to the Chicago Cubs. Doug McKain emphasized, "Muncy has a multi-million dollar salary, has won the World Series and has been selected for the All-Star Game. It's ridiculous that someone should speak ill of him on the streets of Chicago."

Dodgers pitcher Tyler Glasnow started early today, but the bullpen rushed to make up for it, and the line burst out with 14 An, including Shohei Ohtani to contribute double An, and won 9-2 in the final game. The Dodgers only lost to pirate ace pitcher Paul Skenes in the opening game of the series, and then won two straight games to successfully defend their home court.