ESPN Mistakenly Features Reds Fan and Dayton Native Actor Cheering for Dodgers Home Run Instead of Rob Lowe

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ESPN Mistakenly Features Reds Fan and Dayton Native Actor Cheering for Dodgers Home Run Instead of Rob Lowe

Reds Pitcher Hunter Greene Reflects on MLB Playoff Debut Against Dodgers

Hunter Greene’s Perspective on Wild Card Loss

Cincinnati Reds pitcher Hunter Greene recently shared his thoughts on making his MLB playoff debut in the Wild Card series against the Los Angeles Dodgers. The spotlight moment came during Game 1, where the Dodgers secured a 5-0 lead off a home run by Tommy Edman, a highlight that resonated painfully with Reds fans.

Rob Lowe’s Heartfelt Connection to Both Teams

The game was notable not just for the on-field action but also for actor Rob Lowe’s enthusiastic display of support on national television. Lowe, who has strong ties to the Cincinnati area, was seen cheering for Edman’s homerun, sparking mixed reactions from Reds fans. Despite his childhood allegiance to the Reds due to the influence of the Big Red Machine, Lowe’s current residence in California seems to have solidified his affection for the Dodgers.

A Lifelong Baseball Fan

Born in Dayton, Ohio, Lowe’s connection to the Reds began early. However, his relocation to California at around age 12 marked a shift in baseball loyalties. A passionate supporter of the sport, Lowe even played baseball at Santa Monica High School. In a 2015 interview with MLB.com, he recounted his fond memories as a young Reds fan, highlighting the lasting impact the team had on his life.