The L.A. Lakers got a visit Monday night from a fan that was so furry and so cute — even the game’s broadcasters just had to take a paws to stop and recognize him!!
The Lake Show’s No. 1 K9 supporter was none other than Brodie The Goldendoodle — a doggo who’s gained so much notoriety over the past few years, he’s garnered 1 million followers on Instagram.
Somehow, the pup scored one of the best seats in the house for L.A.’s contest against the Knicks at Crypto.com Arena — snagging a chair that was actually so good, it might have been better than Timothée Chalamet‘s.
And, the ball of fuzz certainly took advantage of the center-court spotlight … dancing his tail off so hard during a break in the action, he actually caught the attention of ESPN play-by-play man Mike Breen.
Service dog at the Lakers game doing a dance. So cute… pic.twitter.com/vSS3KE0g5u
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“That’s Brodie,” Breen said on live television as the dog waved its legs in the air. “I’ve never seen this in 30-plus years!!”
Brodie, of course, is used to the limelight by now … the 3-year-old’s owner and he have trekked all over the country together while hitting sporting events sporadically.
In fact, he’s been a star at Marlins games and Heats games in the past — though apparently he’s big into L.A. too … ’cause he rocked an Austin Reaves shirt for most of the Lakers’ contest vs. NY.
But, Monday did have a bit of a ruff ending for Brodie … as LeBron James and co. couldn’t get him a win, falling to the Knicks, 114-109.
