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Atlanta fans gather at Truist Park
Viral Atlanta Braves supporters Nick Radosta and Shervin Bahrani shared their experience sitting front row at Dodger Stadium after going viral nationwide. Fans remain optimistic for the next game in the series.
ATLANTA - Two Atlanta sports fans became viral sensations this week after showing up in enemy territory to cheer on the Atlanta Braves during the National League Division Series in Los Angeles.
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What we know:
Friends Nick Radosta and Shervin Bahraini, both from Georgia, traveled to Dodger Stadium to support the Braves during Game 2 of the NLDS. Sitting in the front row surrounded by Los Angeles fans, the duo brought high energy to represent Braves Country on the West Coast.
Radosta said he wanted to bring energy to the crowd and hold down the fort for fellow fans watching back home. Bahraini added that cheering on the team from the front row during a high-stakes playoff game fulfilled a lifelong dream.
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Viral payoff attention
What they're saying:
The duo caught the attention of Major League Baseball, which featured them on official social media channels, and they were also interviewed on Braves Vision. During the game, Radosta even noticed a reaction from pitcher Ray Kerr following a strikeout.
"How's it feel to be the most famous Braves fan? I've worked for it my whole life," Radosta said. "We're trying to get the guys some energy, we gotta bring one to the A, we gotta do it."
"We're from Atlanta, we've been cheering on the Braves since we were little children, so this is our dream," Bahraini said.
Ozzie Albies #1 of the Atlanta Braves hits against starting pitcher Blake Snell #7 of the Los Angeles Dodgers during a Game 2 of an NLDS playoff baseball game at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles on Sunday, October 4, 2026. (Photo by Keith Birmingham/Med
Busy sports road trip
What we don't know:
It is unclear how many Braves games the duo have attended. They do have season tickets.
On their return journey from California, the pair stopped in New Orleans on Monday to watch the Atlanta Falcons win before heading back home to Georgia.
What's next:
The fans plan to be in attendance inside Truist Park to support the team for Game 4.
The Source: The information in this story was gathered from a broadcast report by FOX 5 reporter Denise Dillon at Truist Park before game 3.