Watch Dodgers, Padres play through the magnitude 7.1 earthquake.

The Dodger Stadium suddenly began to shake in the bottom of the fourth round on Friday night as a magnitude 7.1 earthquake shook southern California. The cameras moved, the seats shook and some people, especially those on the upper deck, rushed to the exits. But the players from the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres acted as if nothing was going on and they simply continued the game.

On the show, commentators were amazed by the way Enrique Hernandez in the box batting and left-handed Eric Lauer San Diego Padres did not even flinch. In fact, no one on the ground seemed to feel anything. "How do they continue to play baseball?" Said Dodgers presenter Joe Davis. Orel Hershiser, the team's color analyst, said, "I do not understand what players can not feel."

While he was at bat, Hernandez seemed confused about the hustle and bustle in the crowd. Apparently, he "did not realize that there was an earthquake until the ball player bringing balls to the marble umpire" explains to him what which has happened, "according to the Los Angeles Times.