MLB World Series: the Los Angeles Dodgers are still champions

The Los Angeles Dodgers are (still) MLB champions. In an epic and exciting Game 7, the Dodgers managed to overcome the Toronto Blue Jays (5-4 the final), thus winning the Stanley Cup. This is the second consecutive title after last year&#8217s feat. The’last franchise to succeed in the back-to-back was the New York Yankees in 2000.

This is the third MLB championship title in the past six years for the Los Angeles franchise. The Dodgers won the World Series for the ninth time, joining the Red Sox and Athletics on the All Time list of multiple winners (first place for the Yankees with 27 wins).

The Dodgers won the World Series for the ninth time.

L’Los Angeles Dodgers all-star Yamamoto was named MVP of the World Series. “Before I took the field, to be honest, I wasn&#8217t sure I could pitch to the best of my ability. However, when I started warming up, I started getting confident and thinking I could come in and do my job” the words of the 27-year-old Dodgers pitcher reported by ESPN.

“Yamamoto has been unbelievable” said catcher Smith, author of the decisive home run for the Dodgers’ tiebreaker in the 11th inning. “He&#8220s an outfielder. There&#8217s no other way to describe him. He is an outfielder. He can control six or seven different kinds of spin, and obviously, that division is hard to pull off” Springer&#8221s words.