Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Mookie Betts has stayed at a rented Airbnb rather than the team's 'haunted' hotel during their three-game series at the Milwaukee Brewers this week.
Instead, Betts, 30, stayed with friends, according to The Orange County Register, who organised the rental for the Dodgers ' three-day stint in Wisconsin. The Pfister Hotel, where the rest of the team are, is a regular haunt of travelling teams in the major leagues.
Betts is far from the first and unlikely to be the last player to swerve staying there. Former MLB outfielder Mike Cameron sought alternative accommodation when playing at the Brewers ' field, even spending two years on the franchise and avoiding the prospect of paranormal activity on road trips.
