The third episode of the Dodgers Fan Cave Series showcases passionate fans who have constructed personal shrines dedicated to their love for the Dodgers. From Adrian Ibarra's stylish fan cave in Visalia, filled with a hat collection and a custom Jenga game, to Steven Blevins' memorabilia blending father-son memories, each space tells a story. Retired broadcaster Ben Creighton's 'Kershaw's Corner' impresses with rare collectibles, while Matt Weeg's extensive collection in Tampa Bay highlights a rich history and personal superstitions. The episode celebrates unparalleled fandom and dedication to the Dodgers.
Adrian Ibarra's sleek fan cave in Visalia features a massive collection of Dodgers hats and a custom Jenga game, reflecting the passion of post-2017 fandom.
Steven Blevins' shrine showcases iconic memorabilia like signed baseballs from Shohei Ohtani and Clayton Kershaw, blending personal memories with Dodgers memorabilia.
In Oregon, Ben Creighton's 'Kershaw's Corner' displays one of only 20 signed 2020 World Series helmets, alongside an enviable Vin Scully collection.
Matt Weeg's five-decade fan cave in Florida includes 1950s rookie cards and a jersey rotation system that emphasizes his superstitious dedication to the Dodgers.
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