Prince Harry and Meghan Markle faced a wave of backlash from Los Angeles Dodgers fans after attending Game 4 of the World Series, where they were booed and accused of “shoving” baseball legends out of prime seats.

The Duke, 41, and Duchess of Sussex, 44, appeared at the Los Angeles stadium wearing matching blue Dodgers caps, watching from front-row seats as the team lost 2-6 to the Toronto Blue Jays. Cameras frequently caught the couple cheering enthusiastically, with Meghan appearing particularly animated whenever the Dodgers scored.

Major League Baseball (MLB) even posted a slow-motion video of their entrance on Instagram with the caption “royalty,” celebrating their presence at the high-profile game.

Fans Outraged Over Seating Arrangement

However, many fans were angered after realizing that two icons of the sport—Dodgers part-owner Magic Johnson and legendary pitcher Sandy Koufax—had been seated directly behind Harry and Meghan.

Critics flooded social media to express their frustration. “They were blocking real baseball fans from a view of Sandy Koufax,” one Instagram user complained. Another added, “Sandy Koufax should be sitting IN FRONT OF Harry and Meghan!”