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Kyle Tucker admits sad truth about Dodgers fans that SF Giants fans already knew

They're as unserious as they come.
ByNick San Miguel|
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Apr 26, 2026; Los Angeles, California, USA; Los Angeles Dodgers right fielder Kyle Tucker (23) runs after hitting a double against the Chicago Cubs in the first inning at Dodger Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jonathan Hui-Imagn Images
Apr 26, 2026; Los Angeles, California, USA; Los Angeles Dodgers right fielder Kyle Tucker (23) runs after hitting a double against the Chicago Cubs in the first inning at Dodger Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jonathan Hui-Imagn Images | Jonathan Hui-Imagn Images

SF Giants fans will always laugh at Kyle Tucker for taking the easy path and joining the Los Angeles Dodgers in free agency. That is why his revealing comments about Dodgers fans are even more hilarious.

Tucker had a walk-off hit the other day against the Miami Marlins and speaking to reporters after the game he revealed just how casual and non-serious a lot of Dodgers fans are.

He said that he wasn’t sure that he had the score right because fans weren’t getting that loud until the winning run crossed home plate. Classic Dodgers fans.

Kyle Tucker reveals just how casual Dodgers fans are

Maybe they were too busy taking a selfie or scrolling TikTok and didn’t notice what was going on. Or maybe it took the scoreboard reading “DODGERS WIN” to make them realize what happened. 

Giants fans have known for years just how casual a lot of Dodgers fans are. From the way they gasp and exclaim every time a ball is hit into the air because they think it’s going to be a home run to the beach balls or leaving in the seventh inning to beat traffic, it is no secret that Dodgers fans aren’t exactly the most dedicated.

There are plenty of good, dedicated Dodgers fans to be sure, but that fanbase has a reputation for a reason. Chicago Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong spoke about it so this is something that even Southern California natives are willing to admit.

Tucker probably doesn’t care though. He got his $240 million so he can play for a team that has so many superstars that he blends into the background like a forgettable water color painting. He took the easy route. Just like Blake Snell and Shohei Ohtani. It’s just like Kevin Durant joining the Golden State Warriors at the height of their powers and I say that as a big Warriors fan.

The Dodgers are indeed an Evil Empire, and Tucker has shown his true colors. 

"If you choose the quick and easy path…you will become an agent of evil."
Yoda (speaking about Kyle Tucker)

Some players don’t want to work hard to win which is fine. Tucker should just get used to those casual Dodgers fans because he’s going to be stuck with them for a while.

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