Denied in 2020, Dodgers finally get their World Series parade
The Los Angeles Dodgers will finally get their parade.
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2024 World Series: The wild, rollercoaster series of Yankees star Aaron Judge
Aaron Judge and the New York Yankees' 2024 season ended in heartbreaking fashion on Wednesday night, as they blew a 5-0 fifth-inning lead to the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 5 of the World Series, then later watched Los Angeles go on to win the series.
Juan Soto noncommittal on future with Yankees following World Series loss
The New York Yankees won Game 4 of the World Series 11-4, beating the Los Angeles Dodgers in an elimination game. Now down 3-1, the Yankees have an opportunity to make history and come back from being down 3-0. Nick Wright, Chris Broussard, and Ke...
How the Dodgers persisted to a World Series parade: 'No asterisk on this one'
NEW YORK — The Los Angeles Dodgers had heard the minimizing and belittling of their short-season championship in the hours and days and months and years since they dogpiled between the mound and home plate at Globe Life Field four seasons ago. They believed what they did in 2020 amid adverse circumstances and a Texas bubble might have been harder and required even more than the typical season. Every other team, after all, had the same chance they did.
Bob Costas retiring from baseball play-by-play after 42 years - ESPN
NEW YORK — After 42 seasons, Bob Costas is retiring from baseball play-by-play.
Los Angeles Dodgers, all of them, are World Series champs - ESPN
NEW YORK — The 2024 World Series is over: Shohei Ohtani and the Los Angeles Dodgers are champions in five games, the first title for him and, for the team, the eighth in franchise history.