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I have been a diehard baseball fan for more than 60 years, and this year\u2019s Dodger team<\/a> is the toughest, gutsiest and most resilient team I have ever seen. Toronto is an absolutely fabulous baseball team, and would\u2019ve beaten anybody else in all of baseball without much stress.<\/p>\n And as for Yoshinobu Yamamoto, that young man ought to be on Mt. Rushmore.<\/p>\n Let\u2019s go for a three-peat in \u201826!<\/p>\n Drew Pomerance No doubt about it. The best team won<\/a> the World Series. The Dodgers found ways to win without great hitting. Their pitching and defensive skills exceeded our expectations. Thank you everyone for another amazing baseball season.<\/p>\n Cheryl Creek How wonderful to see grown men acting like little boys during their victory celebration. While I am not a fan of the gyrations on the bases after a hit (even when way behind), the pure joy emanating from the players at the end was to be cherished. How sports enables us to forget our problems is what has made me a lifelong sports fan.<\/p>\n Mark Kaiserman Who would imagine that Games 6 and 7 would both end on double plays while the losing team had men in scoring position? One different swing of the bat would have reversed the outcome of the games and series. How suddenly agonizing and euphoric. How uniquely baseball!<\/p>\n Mel Spitz The Toronto Blue Jay fans taunted Shohei Othani early in the series, \u201cWe don\u2019t need you!\u201d I guess they did!<\/p>\n Edward Jimenez Consideration should be given to incorporating the Japanese flag into the design of the 2025 World Series ring.<\/p>\n Greg Thompson It took until Games 6 and 7, but the 2025 World Series lineup needed to include Miguel Rojas.<\/p>\n Ken Feldman Dodgers manager Dave Roberts\u2019 haters and naysayers can take a seat. Whether it was confidence in the starting rotation, masterful management of the bullpen, being unafraid to tinker with the lineup or making brilliant defensive replacements, every lever Roberts pulled in Games 6 and 7<\/a> ultimately resulted in another championship.<\/p>\n Ron Yukelson As my fellow Monday morning baseball critics always say, \u201cDave Roberts is a genius. Mookie is great at short. Last year no starting pitchers. This year no bullpen.\u201d<\/p>\n So many contributed big plays. Constant tension, excitement, tenacity and, ultimately, exhilaration. Thank you Dodgers for a playoffs and World Series for the ages. Encore!<\/p>\n Rafael Serna
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