Two Georgia Braves fans became part of the NLDS story themselves after their front-row energy at Dodger Stadium turned them into viral faces of Braves Country.
Friends Nick Radosta and Shervin Bahraini traveled from Georgia to Los Angeles for Game 2 and spent the night surrounded by Dodgers fans while loudly backing Atlanta from the front row, FOX 5 Atlanta reported.
MLB noticed them too
The pair’s reactions and nonstop cheering were featured by Major League Baseball on official social-media channels. They were also interviewed on Braves Vision after the trip gained attention beyond the stadium.
Radosta said the goal was simple: bring enough energy to make Braves fans back home feel represented. Bahraini described sitting front row in a playoff game as a lifelong dream.
Their trip did not end in Los Angeles. On the way back to Georgia, the two stopped in New Orleans to watch the Falcons beat the Saints before returning home.
Back home for Game 4
The two season-ticket holders told FOX 5 they planned to be inside Truist Park for Game 4 as Atlanta tries to keep its postseason alive.
The viral moment gives Braves fans another storyline to follow Wednesday: whether the team can match the energy its traveling supporters brought on the road.
