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GoldenRam wrote: ↑November 2nd, 2025, 3:03 am First, obviously, to the Dodgers for their World Series victory .. then

Congrats, to Dave Roberts. For finally realizing he did not have to trot Pages out there everyday and that someone else might actually get a hit once a week

Congrats, to Max Muncy. For finally answering his alarm and taking his bats out of the freezer. Game 7 3 hits, 1 run scored, 1 RBI, 1 walk and 1 VERY big home run, without which later heroics would have meant nothing

Congrats, to Miguel Rojas, For his clutch game tying home run. Miguel Rojas, the man, the legend

Congrats, to Andy Pages, For running down the late inning gapper, and his left fielder, sorry Enrique. He may not have hit his hat size in the post season, but he SAVED it, with his legs and his glove

Congrats, to Will Smith, the hitter, not the pitcher, for seizing the moment, on the biggest stage in the game and launching the shot heard round the City of the Angles (Last word on purpose) and sending the Dodger's home with back to back WS wins

Congrats, to Yoshinobu Yamamoto, for literally decimating opposing lineups throughout the post season and cementing your World Series MVP award with a game 6 and 7 stuff of legends performance. Two Dodgers pitching legends suffered from poor records in the post season ( though one performance shouldn't count due to the Astros BS, and the other was really just poor offensive performance by his team), but Yamamoto crushed the stage going 5-1 with a 1.43 ERA and it was even lower against Toronto. He made the runs he got stand up

Truth wrote: ↑November 2nd, 2025, 10:57 am Dave Roberts is probably going into the Hall of Fame as a manager if they win next year.

I’m glad Kershaw went out on top. This year he contributed more to the regular season at least than he did last year. And he got a key out in the 18 inning game. As someone that didn’t care if they won or lost last night I was hoping Kershaw would get in to close it out as the ultimate movie ending. He was warming at the end.

Will Smith, Ohtani, Yamamoto really carried the team.
Yamamoto is 7-1 in the playoffs the last 2 years. 2 years on the team and 2 rings. Same for Ohtani.

This series will also be remembered for Miguel Rojas and Will Klein.

I do think baseball needs to not go all the way into November. If it were me I’d obviously keep the 162 but I’d start the season a couple weeks earlier. Make spring training shorter and start the season in Mid March. I don’t think the owners or players would object to making spring training shorter.

Truth wrote: ↑November 2nd, 2025, 10:57 am Dave Roberts is probably going into the Hall of Fame as a manager if they win next year.

I’m glad Kershaw went out on top. This year he contributed more to the regular season at least than he did last year. And he got a key out in the 18 inning game. As someone that didn’t care if they won or lost last night I was hoping Kershaw would get in to close it out as the ultimate movie ending. He was warming at the end.

Will Smith, Ohtani, Yamamoto really carried the team.
Yamamoto is 7-1 in the playoffs the last 2 years. 2 years on the team and 2 rings. Same for Ohtani.

This series will also be remembered for Miguel Rojas and Will Klein.

I do think baseball needs to not go all the way into November. If it were me I’d obviously keep the 162 but I’d start the season a couple weeks earlier. Make spring training shorter and start the season in Mid March. I don’t think the owners or players would object to making spring training shorter.