The story of the Los Angeles Dodgers that led to the 2024 World Series | ESPN MLB

Tim Kurkjian chronicles the 2024 Los Angeles Dodgers that included a historic regular season from Shohei Ohtani and Freddie Freeman’s record setting postseason that resulted in a World Series title over the New York Yankees.

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  1. The Dodgers had a win total of 106.5. They were supposed to do this. Why are we celebrating them? Their entire team was purchased, and their star has been in legal trouble because he's involved in gambling and the yakuza.

  5. We did it. Congratulations to the 2024 Los Angeles Dodgers World Series champions.!!! What a game and postseason run. Congrats Freddie Freeman and Walker Buehler and Blake Treinen Respect hats off to the Yankees…

  9. The question is, is SAS still pumped?

    By the way, Yankees fans, the moment that headline hit ESPN you had to know that your team was going to lose. Was your team's kiss of death. To borrow the phrase, SAS is the perfect reverse barometer.

    Lastly, happy YED one and all! Make sure to be and stay safe.

  11. I am still in disbelief about this. Celebrated and stayin up all night now. I cant believe we beat the mighty Yanks and made Aaron Judge look silly throughout everything. The 1st legit Dodgers Championship in my lifetime without the cheating Astros and ppl saying bubble Covid Champs. Hope all Dodgers fans safety in the parade.

  15. For Dodgers fans, this was honestly one of the most fun seasons ever. Watching GOATani have a historic 50/50 season and topping it off with a World Series championship. Feels good man!

  25. Good for Freeman. Having a great post season and also dealing with the Yankee fans screaming cuss words at him during the Stand Up to Cancer moment where he was honoring his late mother who died from cancer when he was just ten years old.

  27. It's absolutely fascinating how almost everyone conveniently developed a selective memory about Ohtani's injury, right? It's like, who even remembers that inconvenient little detail of his shoulder dislocating in Game 2? It's almost like injuries are just totally minor inconveniences that don't have any impact at all, especially on the shoulder of an athlete who just might need it for, oh I don’t know, hitting and running.

    But let's not trouble ourselves with such trivialities, shall we? I’m sure there’s some cosmic truth in overlooking the fact that Ohtani couldn’t exactly dazzle us from the dugout while nursing what is surely just a slight, insignificant shoulder dislocation. I mean, why let a practical necessity like a functioning shoulder interfere with a good old-fashioned narrative about his supposed lack of performance through injury-induced pain after Game 2?

    And before that injury, it's as if Ohtani's clutch double in Game 1, the one that tied the game 2-2 in the 8th and set up Freddie's grand slam, never happened. Funny how that moment doesn't fit the narrative, huh? Heaven forbid we recognize how that hit prevented the Yankees from casually strolling through Game 1 without a dramatic, spirit-crushing walk-off. And sure, let's keep pretending that Ohtani's pivotal contribution to the Dodgers' spark was just completely irrelevant.

    I mean, these casual critics have such a gift for missing the point entirely, don't they? Overlooking his obvious injury and instead, conveniently summing up his WS as "did nothing", as if the obstacles he faced weren't glaringly obvious.

  30. ARE YOU REALLY A DODGER FAN? And you’re MEXICAN ? And you support them???

    What is the story behind Chavez Ravine?

    Chavez Ravine: A Los Angeles Story tells the story of how this Mexican American community was destroyed by greed, political hypocrisy, and good intentions gone awry. During the early 1950s, the city of Los Angeles forcibly evicted the 300 families of Chavez Ravine to make way for a low-income public housing project.They promise to help them in their families get the promises were broken. They didn’t help any people live there. They even became homeless. all for a stadium. Poor kids and families were forced to leave the house by police and no lie. They really did break the promises. They gave the families back nothing that’s why they became homeless also and some were farmers also there.

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