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President Joe Biden will visit Milwaukee on Wednesday, following the opening of 44 re-election offices in Wisconsin, including Milwaukee. His visit precedes a trip to Michigan on Thursday, and while his accommodation has not been officially disclosed, security measures outside the Pfister Hotel suggest it may be his lodging choice, a historic location for hosting presidents since 1899.
Dodgers player Mookie Betts has opted to stay at an Airbnb with friends instead of the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee, where his teammates are staying for their series against the Brewers. The hotel is known for being haunted, with many players sharing stories of paranormal experiences. Betts has stayed at the Pfister before but couldn't sleep due to every noise making him wonder if it was something supernatural. He said having friends in town was a good excuse to avoid the hotel this time.
Mookie Betts, center fielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers, opted to stay at an Airbnb instead of the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee where the rest of the team was staying due to rumors of the hotel being haunted. Betts said he doesn't totally believe in ghosts but isn't taking any chances. The 130-year-old luxury hotel has a history of players hearing phantom footsteps and experiencing other spooky occurrences.
Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Mookie Betts rented an Airbnb instead of staying with his teammates at the historic Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee due to rumors of hauntings and creepy happenings. Betts has stayed at the hotel in the past and has had trouble sleeping due to strange noises. Other MLB players have reported strange occurrences at the hotel, including footsteps and moving objects. The Dodgers are in Milwaukee for a three-game series against the Brewers.
Los Angeles Dodgers star Mookie Betts rented an Airbnb in Milwaukee "just in case" the rumors of the Pfister Hotel being haunted are true. The hotel has a reputation among MLB players for being completely haunted, with many players sharing their own ghost stories. Betts reportedly insisted that he doesn't believe the stories are true, but he's erring on the side of caution. Despite his fear of ghosts, Betts led off Tuesday's game against the Milwaukee Brewers with a home run.
Mookie Betts, the six-time All-Star outfielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers, rented an Airbnb instead of staying at the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee, known as one of the most haunted destinations in the city. Betts said he doesn't believe in ghosts but didn't want to find out he's wrong. Several MLB stars have reported strange happenings at the hotel, including knocking at the door, weird noises, flickering lights, and things moving on their own in rooms.