I'm Mr. Green, for example. I'm already upset. When I find my ball in the bunker, I'm really upset.

And when I find my ball in a Friday egg.

Friday egg. The dreaded Friday egg.

Friday egg. Friday egg. Friday egg. Friday egg.

Friday egg lie. I'm about ready to run off the golf course course.

Hello. Does LA have the worst fans in sports?

God, I think after this week, I think everybody would want you to believe that.

I mean, we do have a reputation. I don't know if I want to include myself in that group,

but we do have a reputation for showing up late to sporting events, for being casual watchers,

for, you know, leaving after the seventh inning, you know, the whole thing.

So I guess when you think about it, we are pretty down the line in terms of the best fans in sports,

but I don't know. I think I would say we're still pretty passionate about most sports.

I think if you go to any late game or dodge again, you'll see that golf though.

I don't know about that. It was an interesting one out there this week, for sure.

Yeah. And we'll talk more about that later.

The somewhat odd atmosphere, but that atmosphere wasn't necessarily the fault of sports fans.

As somebody who grew up a Lakers fan, I feel the impulse to defend LA sports fans

and point out that it's hard to get anywhere in the city.

I can understand why somebody might not want to go to a sporting event

or might not get there exactly on time, you know.

Yeah, I think if you want to have a critique about the LA sports scene,

you have to have lived here at least a minimum of two years to truly understand the situation

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