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Check out which celebrities were at Game 2 of the World Series

Vin Scully brought down the house at Dodger Stadium by not throwing out the first pitch before Game 2 of the World Series.
Vin Scully brought down the house at Dodger Stadium by not throwing out the first pitch before Game 2 of the World Series.
By Juliakate E Culpepper
Oct 26, 2017

While Game 2 of the World Series was incredible to watch, especially in extra innings, it also provided some good celebrity watching.

With the average ticket at Dodger Stadium going for over $3,000, several famous people from Peyton Manning to Justin Timberlake attended Game 2.

Here are a few famous faces that had tickets to Game 2 in Los Angeles:

Alex Rodriguez and David Ortiz

Hank Aaron and Frank Robinson

John Fogerty‏

Mila Kunis

John Legend

Peyton Manning

Brad Paisley

Vin Scully

Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel

Tiger Woods

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