Experiencing a sporting event in person provides a different experience for attendants compared to watching it from home. From the stadium food to the crowd’s rambunctious energy, spectating a contest from the stands has considerable perks. Another benefit is that you could bump into a celebrity as you take in the action.
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Celebrities gracing the sidelines at games are commonplace across sports, and many stars showed up to a number of events last week. Grammy award-winning music producer DJ Khaled went viral for hyping up the crowd during the Miami Heat’s Eastern Conference semifinal matchup against the Philadelphia 76ers. He even gave Heat head coach Erik Spoelstra a shoulder rub before taking his seat.
Green Bay Packers offensive lineman David Bakhtiari showed off his drinking skills while at the Milwaukee Bucks game on May 13, chugging two cups of beer in rapid succession.
More stars flocked to the sidelines this week to enjoy live sports or show support for their home teams.
Dallas Mavericks vs. Golden State Warriors, Game 1
The road to the NBA Finals runs through San Francisco. Or should we say Flavortown? Celebrity chef Guy Fieri kicked off the Western Conference finals series opener by ringing the bell at Chase Center.
Welcome to FLAVORTOWN 🔥@GuyFieri getting tonight’s game started 🛎 pic.twitter.com/Ixu5HAO80N
— Chase Center (@ChaseCenter) May 19, 2022
Los Angeles Angels vs. Texas Rangers
During the NFL offseason, Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons has been active across multiple opening ceremonies. Last month, the Pennsylvania native went viral for his ceremonial puck drop for the Hershey Bears.
On Tuesday, he donned the Rangers’ powder blue alternates and threw out the ceremonial first pitch.
Throwing out tonight’s first pitch…@MicahhParsons11! pic.twitter.com/g4BnxK4vML
— Texas Rangers (@Rangers) May 17, 2022
Minnesota Lynx vs. Los Angeles Sparks
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