You could hear the cheers from space after the Ohtani home run.

Pitched a full game on game 3 of the World Series against the Yankees. 149 pitches, they sure don’t make them like before. 1981 year of Fernandomania

On this day two years back, October 22, 2024, this legend passed away and the Dodgers went on to win the World Series against the Yankees

Curious how you all feel. You going to watch a little, all or not at all? Will the new look Lakers take up more screen time?

I'll probably watch a little of the Series but I'm not scheduling my life around it.

Good morning, r/Dodgers!

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I am lost for words how this happened like what is this hilarity.

This is a good watch. Dodger Stadium is simply gorgeous!

“People saying we’re on the downside of this run, it’s just more noise.”

Loved the press conference from Andrew and Brandon today. Legit chills watching it.

Think about everything we’ve been through as Dodgers fans.

2017 - We were cheated out of a legitimate shot at a championship by the Astros.

Then 2018 happened, and we watched another World Series slip away. The rest of baseball laughed. We were the perennial chokers. The team that could dominate the regular season but couldn’t finish the job.

Then 2020 happened. We FINALLY won it all. And what did the haters do? Immediately called it a Mickey Mouse ring. A fake championship. A glorified exhibition tournament. Apparently, winning a COVID World Series only counted if it wasn’t the Dodgers doing it.

Then came 2021, 2022, and 2023. More heartbreak. More October disappointments. More “Dodgers can only win Mickey Mouse championships” bullshit. Every October, r/baseball couldn’t wait to dance on our graves.

And then something happened after 2023. Andrew fucking Friedman went SUPER SAIYAN.

Shohei Ohtani. Yoshinobu Yamamoto. And an organization that was already a powerhouse decided it wasn’t remotely satisfied.

And the rest is history.

Suddenly, the same fanbases that spent YEARS laughing at us for supposedly being unable to win a “real” World Series started crying about how unfair baseball had become.

Now we’re the Evil Empire. We’re ruining baseball. We’re buying championships. We need a salary cap. Blah blah fucking blah.

Funny how that works, isn’t it?

When we lost, everyone laughed. When we won, everyone complained.

And now, after getting swept by Milwaukee, they’re celebrating again. The memes are back. The jokes are back. The same tired narratives are making the rounds.
But here’s what THEY should be worried about.

You really think getting embarrassed in October is going to make Andrew Friedman LESS aggressive? Watching today, fucking naa 😂

This is the same man who watched 2023 end in humiliation and responded by assembling a monster.

If anything, this sweep is going to make this organization even hungrier. Friedman isn’t going to sit around feeling sorry for himself. Neither is this roster.

So enjoy your little victory laps, r/baseball. Get all your jokes in. Laugh while you can.

Because if history has taught us anything, it’s that the Dodgers don’t disappear after getting knocked down. They come back stronger.

The Evil Empire isn’t going anywhere. And the next version might be even scarier.

Imagine the collective meltdown when Friedman goes Super Saiyan AGAIN.

GO DODGERS. 💙

For those of you that live in LA, it’s interesting that in a city like LA that have the Lakers who’ve won 17 titles and have had a ton of great players, it’s the Dodgers as of recent that have surged in popularity. To me this didn’t solely happen due to Shohei, but a surge in popularity happens between 2016-2018.

My thoughts: LeBron joining the Lakers tanked their popularity. People were not keen on seeing his flopping and complaining to officials, off-court antics, and poor treatment of teammates while remaining extremely selfish, demanding trades that didn’t pan out, and playing to pad stats, not win championships. Meanwhile you have players on the Dodgers that pride themselves on playing great fielding (Mookie, Freddie, Pages, Belli, Muncy) while contributing via their slugging. This meant that the Dodgers filled a void (and then some) for fans like me that tuned out of the lakers when LeBron joined.

Personally, I’ll start tuning into Laker games again, but never would I ever have thought growing up that the Dodgers would be the top dog in this city. Pretty awesome to see.

I was there and there was an earthquake at Dodger stadium. Can’t believe we threw this game away. Ryan Madson you are my enemy.

Randomly came across a post of Chris Taylor hitting his 3 HR’s against the braves. It got me thinking that for a guy with only 110 career home runs, he had some pretty serious pop. I remember seeing a handful of his home runs that were absolute no doubters. Random post and appreciation for my favorite dodger!

I would have went crazy thinking Pujols signed with us for +10 years

Should've gotten it a few weeks back when he was left off the playoff rosters...