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MILWAUKEE -- A downtown Milwaukee landmark is ornate and opulent, historic -- and perhaps haunted.
Slideshow: Ballplayers Say Pfister Hotel Haunted
Professional baseball players have lots of eerie tales about the Pfister Hotel, 12 News' Mike Miller reports.
Most professional baseball and basketball teams stay at the Pfister when they're in town. Some members of the Brewers heard the ghost stories when they visited Milwaukee while playing for other teams.
"There was a few people that said there was particular floor -- I don't know which one. But there might be some chains rattling or something at night," Trevor Hoffman said.
"The halls seem like they're really creepy. You know, just really cringy a lot," Mike Cameron said.
A player for the Dodgers has been known to sleep with a baseball bat for protection after hearing odd noises. And two pairs of Florida Marlins players reportedly demand to share a room when they're in Milwaukee because they're afraid of ghosts.
MILWAUKEE -- A downtown Milwaukee landmark is ornate and opulent, historic -- and perhaps haunted.
Slideshow: Ballplayers Say Pfister Hotel Haunted
Professional baseball players have lots of eerie tales about the Pfister Hotel, 12 News' Mike Miller reports.
Most professional baseball and basketball teams stay at the Pfister when they're in town. Some members of the Brewers heard the ghost stories when they visited Milwaukee while playing for other teams.
"There was a few people that said there was particular floor -- I don't know which one. But there might be some chains rattling or something at night," Trevor Hoffman said.
"The halls seem like they're really creepy. You know, just really cringy a lot," Mike Cameron said.
A player for the Dodgers has been known to sleep with a baseball bat for protection after hearing odd noises. And two pairs of Florida Marlins players reportedly demand to share a room when they're in Milwaukee because they're afraid of ghosts.