Los Angeles, CA (WFN) -- The host of ESPN's reality show "I'd Do Anything" has proved he'll do anything to support his favorite baseball team.

Self-proclaimed "die-hard Cardinals' fan" George Gray says he was shoved to the ground and had his baseball cap cut in half by Dodgers fans who noticed he was wearing Cardinal red when he attended a Los Angeles Dodgers/ St. Louis Cardinals game in Los Angeles last week.

Gray calls the incident a "funny parallel" to the show he hosts, in which contestants sometimes sustain injuries performing sports-related tasks to win a loved one's sports fantasy.

In his words, "Instead of getting my a** beat on the show like the contestants do for someone, I got my a** beat for the Cardinals."

Gray would go through even more for his team to go to the World Series though. He says, "I would take a concrete smack to the noggin' for them to go there and a kick in the groin for a win."

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