Cleveland Indians fans build epic beer pyramid

While the Cleveland Indians lost to the Baltimore Orioles 6-4 Friday night, a group of creative Cleveland fans were the clear winners of the game.

Taking advantage of $2 beer night, fans built a 112-can beer pyramid in the stands, SB Nation reported.

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Photos of the impressive “beeramid” were captured and posted on social media before stadium security forced the fans to dismantle their work of inebriated art.

According to Deadspin, the beer pyramid caught the attention of Major League Baseball officials, which responded, "Wow" to the image that was posted on Reddit.

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