Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson gave a pep talk to a HS champion baseball team while in traffic

Traffic in Atlanta is brutal but it does give one time to peer into the driver’s seats of nearby vehicles, a leisurely activity that paid off for one Georgia high school team.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, in Atlanta filming “Jumanji 2”, hit standard stop-and-go traffic on the downtown connector recently. Despite “super tinted” windows, the Lovett School baseball team out of north Atlanta noticed the star out their bus windows.

Johnson used the opportunity to make the student-athletes’ day and shared the video to Instagram.

A few days later he shared the view from the other side, having obtained the video from the player with his phone up on the bus.

“For the most part, my life is insane & relentless, but when I’m caught in a surprise moment like this it makes me happy and warms my cold black heart,” Johnson wrote.

The Lovett School won its 5-AAA region game against Cedar Grove after the “pep talk” by more than 20 runs, one of its widest margins of the season.

(MaxPreps lists it at 25-1, while Johnson and are media outlets Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Northside Neighbor reported it as 23-1.)

The Lovett School plays Cedar Grove again this week. The Lions are the Class AAA reigning champions in the Georgia High School Association (GHSA). They also won titles in 2006, 2009, 2013 and 2017 as a Class AA school.

(h/t For The Win)

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