June 29 (UPI) -- Drinks flew and punches were exchanged Monday in the stands at Dodger Stadium.
Trash talk prompted the pavilion section melee, according to CBS LA.
Video from the incident shows a Los Angeles Angels fan on the ground. A bloodied supporter of the Anaheim franchise was escorted out of the stadium.
The Dodgers have yet to comment on the incident, according to ABC 7.
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The Angels won the first game of the rivalry series 4-0, before losing 4-0 to the Dodgers Tuesday.
The Angels won Wednesday's matchup 3-2 at Angel Stadium.
Monday's fight brought back memories of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow. The 42-year-old was beaten by two men during a 2011 skirmish in the Dodger Stadium parking lot. That fight happened on opening day. Stow was in a coma for nine months. He was later awarded almost $18 million in 2014 by a Los Angeles jury, according to the Los Angeles Times. The Dodgers were liable for $13.9 million of that cost, according to the Los Angeles Times.
A Dodgers fan was stabbed and later died in 2013 a few blocks away from AT&T Park in San Francisco. That argument started after comments were exchanged regarding his Dodgers apparel, according to the Times.
The series wraps up at 7:07 p.m. Thursday at Angel Stadium. The Dodgers (52-28) trail only the Houston Astros (53-26) for the best record in baseball.
