Dodgers' Kiké Hernandez Mocks Noah Lyles After World Series Triumph
Hernandez's comment reignites debate over the term 'world champions' in American sports.
- The Los Angeles Dodgers celebrated their World Series victory over the New York Yankees, marking the franchise's eighth title.
- During the celebration, Kiké Hernandez called out Olympic sprinter Noah Lyles with a pointed remark referencing Lyles' past criticism of the 'world champions' label.
- Lyles had previously sparked controversy by questioning the legitimacy of American sports teams using the term 'world champions.'
- Hernandez's comment follows a year-long debate involving high-profile athletes like Kevin Durant and Damian Lillard, who defended the NBA's use of the term.
- The Dodgers' win and Hernandez's remark have reignited discussions about the global status of American sports leagues.