California Senate candidates gang up on lone Republican on stage during debate: 'Always a Dodger'

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Three California Democrat candidates for U.S. Senate took aim at the lone Republican on stage during the state's first debate of the blanket primary season.

"Once a Dodger, always a Dodger," Rep. Katie Porter quipped after accusing Steve Garvey, a legendary former baseball player in the state who split time between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres and the debate's lone Republican representative, of dodging questions about whether he supports former President Trump during Monday's primary debate.

Porter was joined by Reps. Adam Schiff, D-Calif., and Rep. Barbara Lee, D-Calif., in taking shots at the political newcomer, who has been evasive about who he plans to vote for in the 2024 presidential election.

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California Democrats Rep. Barbara Lee (first), Rep. Katie Porter (second) and Rep. Adam Schiff (fourth) ganged up on the lone Republican candidate, legendary baseball player Steve Garvey (third), during the state's first debate of the blanket primary season. (Getty Images)

The jabs came as Garvey looked to gain momentum in California's blanket Senate primary, which in March will send the top two candidates to a runoff in November's general election.

Garvey, who used several baseball references throughout the evening, accused his opponents of engaging in identity politics and likened their behavior to the infamous Houston Astros cheating scandal.

"You’re banging on that trash can, just like