Dodgers fans in a froth over Ohtani souvenir cup that costs as much as a ticket: ‘Actually crazy’

The Los Angeles Dodgers believe their MVP Shohei Ohtani will help lead them to another World Series title — and sell a $75 cup of soda.

Fans visiting Dodger Stadium spotted a “limited edition souvenir” commemorating the All-Star with his jersey emblazoned on the cup.

It sells for a cool $74.99 plus tax — about the same price as a game ticket — and free refills are included, but only on the day of purchase.

Visitors predictably called out the the cup’s outrageous price tag.

“82 dollars! 82 dollars for a cup?” influencer and Dodgers fan Christian Guevara exclaimed in a TikTok video, describing its price with tax added on.

“$75 FOR A CUP? nah that’s actually CRAZY!” an X user wrote.

Others thought Ohtani himself should serve fans if they’re willing to fork over that much.

“Shohei better have filled up that cup up himself & hold it for me as I drink it for that price,” another X user joked.

Ohtani has plenty of accolades to back up his pricey memorabilia, which also includes a white home stadium jersey selling for $199.99. The pitcher and two-way hitter has helped the Dodgers win World Series titles the last two seasons while also nabbing two NL MVPs in the process.

Dodger Stadium is notorious for its sucking money from its fans.

The average minimum ticket price sits at $76.57, nearly double the MLB average of $34.82.

For a family of four, a visit to the ballpark is the most expensive in the league. Paying for four tickets, parking, two beers, two sodas and four hot dogs come out to a whopping $413.16.

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