“Dodgers right fielder Mookie Betts, for the second year in a row, refused to stay with the team at the allegedly haunted Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee. He was staying at an Air BnB. He didn’t like ghost.” Mike DiGiovana of the Los Angeles Times reported Monday night. The Pfister Hotel was opened by Charles Pfister himself in 1893, and he is rumored to still be enjoying his stay here. “Charles Pfister was so connected to this hotel, he became a kind of ghost spokesman,” Pfister narrator Anna Lardinois said, according to a transcript by WUWM’s Becky Mortenson. “And if you must have a ghost in a hotel, I can’t think of a better ghost than Charles Pfister. Because Charles Pfister, it seems, just wants you to have a great time in his hotel.” him and wanted his hometown baseball team to win.”