This season appears to be the year of animals invading baseball fields and dugouts. From a duck landing on Wrigley Field to take in a few innings to skunks making a home in the visitor dugout at Dodger Stadium. A couple skunks is one thing, but animals in the dugout hit a whole new level prior to the Single-A Charlotte Stone Crabs’ game on Friday.
Minor league baseball players found a 10-foot alligator in the dugout
Now that is a homefield advantage.
So the visiting team today must have brought a secret weapon...Ten foot gator just chilling in the dugout #FSLonly pic.twitter.com/aAgTzYUij3
— Maxx Tissenbaum (@8_Maxx) July 24, 2015 Wow, that’s a large fan. Wait a second is that a ... ENHANCE.
There is a 10 foot alligator just chilling in the visiting teams dugout at our field #MilbProbz pic.twitter.com/DSP0OKGd8F
— kyle mckenzie (@kmckenzie13) July 24, 2015 NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE
The Stone Crabs are set to host the Daytona Tortugas on Friday. Clearly, that alligator is bilingual and say the Daytona Turtles were coming to town and camped out so he could enjoy a nice dinner. Or maybe he just came for the free beer.
TGIF Stone Crabs fans! What better way to start the weekend than with Free Beer Friday! Gates open at 5:30 PM! pic.twitter.com/vMWTSzYQO8
— Charlotte StoneCrabs (@StoneCrabs) July 24, 2015 
