Dodgers reporter makes hilarious remark to Corey Seager after grabbing Elizabeth Olsen's attention

Elizabeth Olsen showed her support for LA Dodgers reporter David Vassegh on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" on Monday. The clip shared on Instagram featured Blake Snell, Tommy Edman, Max Muncy and other Dodgers players pouring beer on Vaseegh.

The actress was asked by Meyers if she likes watching postgame analysis, and she gave a shoutout to Vaseegh.

"There’s a guy named David Vassegh who interviews the players, and he’s kind," Olsen said. "I can’t tell if they are bullying him, but it’s very funny."

Vassegh dropped a quirky comment and tagged Rangers shortstop Corey Seager.

"@coreyseager5 is my last name pronouncing police 🚨 😂," Vaseegh wrote.

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Olsen appeared on the show to promote her upcoming movie, "Eternity," which will be released on Nov. 26.

Elizabeth Olsen called herself a Dodger superfan on the Jimmy Kimmel show.

Elizabeth Olsen was a guest on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" on Nov. 4. She wore a customized LA Dodgers white T-shirt and a blue jacket paired with denim.

Jimmy Kimmel told the actress that she looked like a Dodgers superfan.

"You’re like a serious watch-every-game-during-the-regular-season Dodger fan," Kimmel said.

Olsen revealed that she often watches the team's games.

"I try to watch," Olsen said. "I have Spectrum. (Dodgers manager) Dave (Roberts), I love you. I’m such a fan."

Olsen added that one of her fans gave her custom team items like a Scarlet Witch headpiece painted as a "Dodger spirit wear." She also received a customized Kiké Hernandez T-shirt. Olsen discussed her fan journey.

"I started, like, doubling down every year on the Dodgers for the last eight years because it’s kind of a new thing," Olsen said. "It wasn’t my whole childhood that I started to realize how much I am a fan."

The actress admitted in March that she couldn't properly cheer for the Dodgers in the 2024 World Series because of a medical procedure. She called herself an "aggressive cheerer."

Edited by Victor Ramon Galvez