Watching the Dodgers game, and Justin Turner just hit a HR that landed right in this guy's nachos. Legendary.
They did a replay review to make sure it was a home run and I'm like DID YOU NOT SEE THE CHEESEPLOSION
I mean, my team got no-hit tonight, so I'm glad there was the nacho bomb to bring joy back to my baseball viewing tonight
They just gave the guy new nachos and a new Dodgers hoodie, apparently from Justin Turner. That rules.

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