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- It was just a normal Tuesday night game between the San Francisco Giants and Detroit Tigers.
- That was until a Giants fan was seen with a massive rabbit.
- YES, a RABBIT.
The San Francisco Giants and Detroit Tigers were in the middle of a rather boring game on a Tuesday night in the Bay Area.
Well, with the Giants holding onto a lead, the camera crew caught wind of a massive rabbit inside Oracle Park. Yes, you read that right: A rabbit inside Oracle Park.
There is currently a giant rabbit inside Oracle Park pic.twitter.com/PasfyHNBli
— Jomboy Media (@JomboyMedia) June 29, 2022
This fan was walking around holding it, and everybody was trying to pet it at one point.
🐰 Alex the Rabbit alert 🐰 pic.twitter.com/a0694LgEY8
— SF Giants on NBCS (@NBCSGiants) June 29, 2022
Who brings a rabbit to a baseball game? Apparently, this guy. And we just can’t get enough of this.
Thats alex the Giant flemish rabbit! pic.twitter.com/yHY8Xjl86j
— Jordan (@bosoxholic) June 29, 2022
The Rabbit At Oracle Park Has Everybody Surprised
Have you ever seen a rabbit at a baseball game before? Maybe it was running on the field, but this one was brought in by a fan, and the size of it was something else.
Everybody went wild seeing this.
BUNNY IN THE HOUSE https://t.co/wEmQiCdAoL
— Mack Huff (@HackMuff) June 29, 2022
DAMN BOI HE THICC https://t.co/a1rH90GWSt
— Charlie – Tapping The Keg Sports (@TappingTheKeg) June 29, 2022
— Ben Birnell (@BB_URSentinel) June 29, 2022
And it's not made out of chocolate. What is going on here?!? 🤯 https://t.co/BRiTxghin3
— Steve Lamb (@Real_sjl19) June 29, 2022
win confirmed 🐇 https://t.co/Pl7N83jqSn
— Jesse Barush (he/him) (@BarushJesse) June 29, 2022
https://t.co/loxTz9bn5b pic.twitter.com/EHQnMi5rtU
— Daniel Lavender (@DoctorAdmirals) June 29, 2022
Well, on a Tuesday night at the end of June in San Francisco, we saw something out of the ordinary: A Massive rabbit at Oracle Park.
The bunny turns out to be Alex the Great, and here’s his Instagram page. Really.
Hopefully this fan brought some food and water for the rabbit.