Los Angeles Dodgers star Mookie Betts is back in action after a stint on the injured list, but he’s making a different choice when it comes to his lodging. Betts has decided to avoid staying at the Pfister Hotel in downtown Milwaukee due to rumors of hauntings.
The Pfister Hotel, built in 1893, has a reputation for being haunted, and Betts isn’t taking any chances. Other athletes have reported strange encounters during their stays at the hotel, including power outages, water issues, and a lack of hot water.
Instead of risking a spooky night at the Pfister Hotel, Betts has opted for a short-term rental for the next few days. While Betts has stayed at the hotel before without any paranormal incidents, he admitted to feeling unsettled and having trouble sleeping due to the eerie atmosphere.
Despite his concerns about ghosts, Betts is focused on getting back on the field and contributing to the Dodgers’ success. He recently returned to the outfield after recovering from a fractured left hand and expressed confidence in his abilities to perform.
Betts’ decision to avoid the haunted hotel adds an intriguing twist to his return to the lineup and highlights his dedication to staying focused on the game. As he continues to make an impact on the field, fans will be watching to see how he navigates the rest of the season, both on and off the field.