Los Angeles Dodgers Celebrate First Full-Season World Series Win Since 1988

An exuberant parade united a diverse city, marking a cathartic celebration for fans and players alike.

The Dodgers' World Series victory parade drew close to 250,000 fans, celebrating their first full-season championship since 1988.
The celebration included a rally at Dodger Stadium, where players and fans remembered past heroes like Fernando Valenzuela and Vin Scully.
Shohei Ohtani, a key player in the win, expressed gratitude to fans, highlighting the significance of the victory in his first year with the team.
Manager Dave Roberts and players like Clayton Kershaw and Freddie Freeman shared emotional moments, reflecting on the importance of the win for the city and their careers.
The parade and celebrations were seen as a long-awaited moment for fans, especially after the pandemic prevented a parade for the Dodgers' 2020 championship.