So who were those people who ran onto Coors Field Tuesday night?
The group was quickly escorted off by security.
A curious thing happened in the seventh inning of the Rockies’ 7-3 win over the Dodgers on Tuesday night. A group of four people dashed from the stands onto the field. They attempted to unfurl a banner but failed and were quickly escorted away.
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If you attended the game or just saw the incident on social media, you were probably wondering who the heck those people were?
Well, a group of animal rights activists associated with the group Direct Action Everywhere is taking responsibility for the field-storming. A press release the group sent out indicated that it was fired up about $1 hot dog night at Coors Field. Direct Action Everywhere was protesting because it doesn’t support institutions that sell animal products.
So there you have it. Carry on.

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