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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.
Dodgers win World Series after incredible Game 5 comeback over Yankees
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Can the Yankees save World Series against the Dodgers? - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — The New York Yankees came into the World Series carrying themselves like dawgs and have spent the first two games playing like dogs. To beat the Los Angeles Dodgers takes firm constitution, clean execution and an ability to meet the moment. The Yankees have crumbled, stumbled and bungled. They look like an American League team in a National League world. And unless New York figures out how to reawaken the best version of itself, this dream World Series will be over in time for kids to go trick-or-treating in Yankees uniforms with paper bags over their heads.
Yankees' Aaron Judge whiffs 3 more times in World Series Game 2 - ESPN
LOS ANGELES — When Aaron Judge is the best version of himself, the version that tormented pitchers all summer on a tear not seen since peak Barry Bonds, he demolishes the 2-0 fastball Yoshinobu Yamamoto threw him in the sixth inning of the New York Yankees' 4-2 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 2 of the World Series on Saturday night at Dodger Stadium.
Joe Torre on how Yankees can regroup in Game 2 of World Series after Dodgers' wild win
Legendary MLB manager Joe Torre talks to Fox News Digital about the World Series Game 1 classic between the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees.
Yankees must move on after brutal World Series loss: 'This is what defines character'
LOS ANGELES — Juan Soto walked out of the Yankees clubhouse with a scowl. Aaron Boone walked down the hallway with furrowed eyebrows and a look of irritation he couldn't hide. Even Aaron Judge, who likes to throw in a small smile at the end of his responses no matter the day or the outcome of a game, struggled to really get there. The mood was set by their exceptional silence. The only sound made was that of the clubhouse attendants smacking cleats against a table to get all the dirt off.
Derek Jeter scrutinizes Aaron Boone's decision to remove Gerrit Cole from World Series Game 1
New York Yankees general manager Brian Cashman tells Fox News Digital what it will take to keep superstar Juan Soto in pinstripes.