Boston Red Sox Drop $500k at LA Nightclub after World Series Win
The Red Sox may have beaten the Dodgers in the World Series — but LA clubgoers certainly weren’t sore losers when the Sox went out after the game to celebrate. At West Hollywood hot spot Nightingale after their win, one generous VIP patron sent the team $100,000 in Champagne, LA spies told Page Six.
Hollywood nightlife sources told us that a police escort led the MLB champs straight from the locker room to the SBE club, which was hosting its Greystone Sundays hip-hop party.
Said a source, “Fans in Boston gear were jumping out of their cars to congratulate them as the Sox brigade entered the valet area.”
We hear that “once inside, the teammates took over four large VIP tables overlooking the dance floor. The whole room cheered as they walked in. There were around 50 in their group,” including Chris Sale, Mookie Betts, J.D. Martinez, Brock Holt and Steve Pearce.
The source added, “One neighboring VIP-table client was so excited, he sent over $100,000 in Champagne to the players as a gift for their win — and the players also spent thousands on their own tab, buying all the best top-shelf bottles all night.”
Also in the house were several LA Clippers and Rams players, plus Ty Dolla $ign and Jeremih — who were on the scene to celebrate their new collaborative album, “MihTy.”
On top of all that, the club had a Halloween theme. Said a guest: “The energy in the room was at another level.”
“MihTy” also features French Montana, Chris Brown and Wiz Khalifa.
Amongst the damages for the night:
- 48 bottles of Dom Perignon champagne
- 43 bottles of Ace of Spades Armand de Brignac champagne
- 60 bottles of the slightly cheaper Moet & Chandon champagne
- 5 bottles of the bright orange Veuve Cliquot bubbly
- 12 bottles of Perrier-Jouet champagne
- 1 bottle of Cristal (because why the hell not)
- Don Julio tequila (amount unknown)
- Belvedere vodka (amount unknown)
- 17 bottles of Jack Daniels whiskey
- 11 bottles of Jameson irish whiskey
The best part is, the players didn’t even have to foot the bill (or that massive tip). Someone from the team paid the tab. Even though LA’s home team lost, at least some folks in the nightclub business won last Sunday evening.