The couple showed up to cheer, but it wasn’t long before royal watchers and baseball diehards alike turned the spotlight elsewhere.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are just as excited about the 2025 World Series as the rest of its fans. The couple was spotted sitting in the front row at Dodger Stadium, and their appearance quickly became a topic of conversation online.
Royals in the Front Row – but Look Who’s Behind Them
On Tuesday, October 28, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex joined the crowd to watch Game 4 of the World Series between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Los Angeles Dodgers. Meghan showed off her team spirit in a blue Dodgers hat, while Harry later put on his own Dodgers cap.
The 44-year-old paired dark-colored pants with an oversized white button-up shirt, while Harry wore a black blazer over a white T-shirt and dark pants.
The pair cheered on Meghan’s home team from their prime seats, which happened to be right in front of legendary former Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax. However, while the royal couple attracted plenty of attention, some fans seemed even more impressed by the baseball icon.
Fans Bow to the Baseball King
One admirer of the sport wrote, “More interested in the classy gentleman behind them, Mr Sandy Koufax, a true Legend!” Another joked, “Royalty is sitting BEHIND Markle and Harry.”
A third fan took it even further, declaring, “Royalty is Koufax.” Other people wondered, “Sitting in front of Sandy Koufax! Wonder if they showed him respect by saying hello…probably do not have a clue who he is!”
The Man, the Myth, the Legend: Sandy Koufax
Sandy had a brief but legendary baseball career. His journey began with a basketball scholarship to the University of Cincinnati in 1953, where he initially planned to pursue a career in architecture.
However, his athletic path took a different turn when his exceptional talent for pitching led him to baseball, a decision that would forever change the sport’s history. Sandy went on to become one of the most dominant left-handed pitchers of all time, earning multiple Cy Young Awards.
He also cemented his legacy with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Unfortunately, his brilliant career was cut short by traumatic arthritis in his elbow, which posed a serious risk of permanent disability.
After just 12 remarkable seasons, Sandy retired from the game at 30. In 1972, he was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, becoming the youngest player ever to receive the honor — a fitting tribute to his successful career.
Wrong Team, Your Highness?
Due to these milestones, some fans were thrilled to spot him at the game. However, others shifted the conversation, debating over which team Prince Harry and Meghan should have been supporting.
A few more fans chimed in with their opinions on team loyalty. One commented, “Should’ve worn jays caps,” while another teased, “Haven’t the royals heard of the royal Blue Jays some one get them Blue Jay hats [sic].”
Others took a more serious tone, with one viewer writing, “The royal family is a big part of Canada’s history and culture, making it quite disappointing to see them supporting the Dodgers.”
Between their fashion choices, team allegiance, and seating location, Meghan and Harry’s night at the ballgame certainly gave fans plenty to talk about.
Yet, this was only one of many occasions where the two have ignited social media talks. On October 10, 2025, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex also sparked whispers of tension and emotional turmoil when they attended Project Healthy Minds’ World Mental Health Day Festival at Spring Studios in New York.
While there, the couple spoke on stage. Sources who were at the event shared details about the duo’s presence, noting nuances of both Harry and Meghan’s demeanor.
