Kirsten Watson gives no-look fist bump during on-air broadcast


For once, Shohei Ohtani’s left-handed swing wasn’t the smoothest thing at Dodger Stadium.

On Monday night, as Kirsten Watson was delivering a live shot from the Dodgers’ dugout just ahead of the team’s exhibition matchup with the Angels, she pulled off a slick move that had social media buzzing.

The Spectrum SportsNet reporter was breaking down Santiago Espinal’s positional versatility, when suddenly, a Dodgers staffer asked for a fist bump right in the middle of one of her sentences.

Without missing a beat, Watson casually dapped up the guy without looking, and went on with her analysis as if nothing had happened.


Kirsten Watson, Dodgers reporter, in a black top and pants, smiling at the camera on a baseball field.
Los Angeles Dodgers reporter Kirsten Watson went viral after she delivered a no-look fist bump while live on-air on Monday night.

Quickly, X users clipped the video and praised her for the clean maneuver.

“That’s a championship reporter right there,” one wrote.

“Peripheral vision off the charts,” another added.

At least one of the X videos had nearly half a million views as of Tuesday morning.

It won’t be long until Dodgers fans can get another up-close look at Watson’s work — the reigning World Series champions play the Angels again on Spectrum SportsNet later Tuesday, before they officially open their regular season against the Diamondbacks on Thursday.



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