Dodgers Claims the Championship Title With a Stunning Victory
The Los Angeles Dodgers are World Series Champions as of 8:56 p.m. In the fifth game of the series, after turning around a 5 to 0 score in the fifth inning, the Dodgers took the championship after a controversial fourth game that saw two Yankees fans interfering with a play and grabbing Dodger player Mookie Betts.
The win became apparent after fireworks started going off in West Los Angeles. Pitcher Walker Buehler clinched the series by striking out the New York Yankees player Alex Verdugo.
Things were tense but the Dodgers scored five runs to tie the game and then scored two more runs and held the line until the ninth. Freddie Freeman has been anointed as the MVP of the series, with four home runs and 12 RBI.
The Dodgers have announced that the traditional parade will take place on Friday, followed by a celebratory event at Dodger Stadium. The announcement said that it would not be feasible for fans to attend both. Specific details will be announced tomorrow.
Tributes immediately started to flow in as the city celebrated: Santa Monica’s Pacific Park Ferris Wheel has already been lit up Dodger Blue with messages that say “Dodgers Win” and “Go Dodgers” and Los Angeles’ City Hall, LAX Pylons, and the D in the Hollywood sign have also been lit up Dodger Blue.
