Dodgers fans put a Hollywood spin on a longtime Yankees tradiiton.
One of the many great traditions in baseball resides in the first inning of every game played at Yankee Stadium.
After the first pitch of the game is thrown, the "Bleacher Creatures" in the right-field seats begin chanting the names of eachplayer in that day's starting lineup until he acknowledges the calls from the crowd. It's a tradition that dates back to the days of the Yankees' dynasty in the late 1990s.In the top of the first inning at Dodger Stadium, fans chanted the names of each Los Angeles player in the field.
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