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Andrew Joseph

Mookie Betts booked an Airbnb in Milwaukee because he didn’t want to stay at a haunted hotel

Over the course of a 162-game season, life on the road can be a bit of a grind for baseball players. But at least they get to see new cities and stay at some of the nicest hotels.

But there is one hotel in Milwaukee that Los Angeles Dodgers star Mookie Betts has no interest in staying in again.

According to a report from the Orange County Register’s Bill Plunkett, Betts took the unusual step of booking an Airbnb in Milwaukee rather than staying with the rest of the team at the Pfister Hotel because the 130-year-old hotel is said to be haunted.

Betts claimed that he didn’t necessarily believe in ghosts, but he also didn’t want to be wrong and find out the hard way.

And to be fair to Betts, he has stayed at the hotel before. He added that he couldn’t sleep well there, so he opted for an alternative stay elsewhere.

In a way, it makes sense. If Betts can’t get a good night’s sleep there, then he should stay somewhere that won’t negatively impact his performance come game time.

Fans still had jokes about the haunted hotel because of course they did.

This was how Twitter reacted

Better safe than sorry.

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