"Classless fanbase, they don't deserve anything" - Dodgers fans furious as Yankees fans wildly celebrate Shohei Ohtani's injury in World Series Game 2

The Los Angeles Dodgers faced a setback as Shohei Ohtani dislocated his shoulder in the World Series Game 2 against the New York Yankees. This happened when Ohtani was trying to steal the second base in the seventh inning of the game, where the Dodgers ended up winning by a score of 4-2.

The Dodgers have won two games in a row in the seven-game series of the World Series. The Yankees are in a tough position where if they don't win the next games, the pressure would only start building up for them more. However, in Game 2, the internet showed a different side of the Yankees fans who cheered about Ohtani's injury.

A group of Yankees fans were celebrating when Ohtani dislocated his shoulder bone, and other fans on the X post criticized such behavior.

"New York Yankees fans cheering at Ohtani’s injury isn’t surprising at all. Classless fanbase. They don’t deserve anything," one fan said.

"Stay classy Yankee fans. PATHETIC," another fan stated.

Some fans also shared the same sentiment about the Yankees supporters cheering at Shohei Ohtani's injury.

"This team doesnt deserve anything," one fan remarked.

"What a bunch of classless bums! Cheering another player getting injured? No wonder everyone hates you as a fan base!" One fan opined.

"Worst fanbase in sports. Will die on this hill. True Yankees fans are ball knowers but the majority of their hype beast fans ruin the fanbase," one fan mentioned.

"These folks make it so much harder for Yankee fans with actual morals," one fsn wrote.

Teoscar Hernandez and manager Dave Roberts react to Shohei Ohtani's injury

The Dodgers star slugger left the stadium within minutes of the Los Angeles Dodgers winning Game 2 against the New York Yankees. He didn't respond to any questions from the media and left in silence. However, manager Dave Roberts showed optimism about Shohei Ohtani's condition.

"The strength was great, the range of motion good," Roberts said. "So we’re encouraged. But obviously I can’t speculate, because we don’t have the scans yet. So once we get the scans, we'll know more."

"I’m not there," Roberts said. "I’m expecting him to be there. I’m expecting him to be in the lineup."

Even Shohei Ohtani's teammate Teoscar Hernandez talked about the atmosphere throughout the stadium when Ohtani suffered the injury.

"Not only the dugout, but the whole stadium was in silence," Hernandez said.

The status of Shohei Ohtani in Game 3 is unclear now, and the team will wait for the scans before they can judge anything.