Game 3 of the World Series was a marathon. These celebrities bravely accepted that challenge

The marathon Game 3 of the 2025 World Series was one for the books.

Let me tell you, being at Dodger Stadium on Monday was an experience. That nearly seven-hour game really showed me why everyone in LA is so crazy about this team. It was a real nail-biter, and the atmosphere was electric! Ultimately, it all came down to Freddie Freeman, who absolutely crushed a walk-off home run in the 18th to give the Dodgers the win – their second against the Blue Jays. Honestly, the whole team played their hearts out, and it was a game I won’t soon forget.

The Dodgers game wasn’t just a showcase of talent on the field, with stars like Shohei Ohtani and reliever Will Klein shining. The stands were filled with celebrities too! Baseball legend Sandy Koufax and Dodgers part-owner Magic Johnson were there to cheer on their team, and singer Justin Bieber, accompanied by his wife Hailey, showed his support for the Toronto Blue Jays.

The celebration began with country star Brad Paisley, a dedicated Dodgers fan, singing the national anthem. He was followed by Canadian singer JP Saxe, who performed “O Canada.” Interestingly, Paisley has also sung the “Star-Spangled Banner” before three previous World Series games that went into extra innings. Some fans wonder if this is a good omen or not! The Dodgers won three of those four games, although two of them were incredibly long, lasting a full 18 innings. But hey, extra innings mean more free baseball – so make sure you have plenty of snacks!

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Hideo Nomo, a former star pitcher for the Dodgers, threw out the first pitch. He’s well-known for paving the way for other Japanese players, like Shohei Ohtani and Dodgers pitchers Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Roki Sasaki, to play in Major League Baseball.

It was amazing seeing so many famous faces there! I spotted actors like Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes, Jack Black, Rob Lowe, Steve Carrell, Jacob Elordi, Jerry O’Connell, and the incredible Jeff Goldblum. TV favorites Mary Hart and Pat Sajak were also there, and I was thrilled to see singer Madison Beer with her boyfriend, Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert. Plus, football legends Matthew Stafford and Eric Dickerson showed up, along with DJ Mustard – what a crowd!

Interested in attending Game 4 like the stars? When this was posted, tickets were still available for around $700 each. If you want four tickets, prices go up to the Field Level at Dodger Stadium. Keep in mind that parking and snacks like Dodger Dogs will cost extra.

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