Friday's game between the Dodgers and Colorado Rockies was stopped briefly in the second inning after a drone was spotted above Dodger Stadium.
Joaquin Oliver, one of 14 students killed in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High shooting, is being remembered with a cutout in 14 MLB ballparks.The drone at Dodger Stadium on Friday appeared to be flying at an altitude well above the upper deck. Camera shots caught some Dodger players, including Clayton Kershaw, straining to even see it.
“It seems like we’ve got a little bit of a situation with a drone here,” he said looking skyward. When the delay ended, Hernández joked the drone might have been Cincinnati Reds pitcherRockies pitcher Antonio Senzatela was allowed several warm-up tosses before the game began again, then retired the side with a double-play groundout from Pederson and a strikeout of Chris Taylor.
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