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Vladimir Guerrero Jr. had one of the greatest postseasons in MLB history, but it wasn’t enough to win a title.
Tyler Lauletta|
The pitcher thanked Los Angeles and the Blue Jays for their support.
Patrick Andres|
He still doesn't have a big-league hit, but the 28-year-old saved the day for Los Angeles in Game 6.
Patrick Andres|
The two-way star had a hyped up message for his teammate after he kept the Dodgers’ chances of winning the World Series alive.
Madison Williams|
Keep an eye on third base coach Carlos Febles in the video.
Kristen Wong|
Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani and his wife Mamiko got a laugh out of one fan's funny sign at the World Series parade.
Kristen Wong|
View the best images of the Fall Classic through the lens of SI's photographer.
Erick W. Rasco|
Now that Los Angeles has added to its trophy collection, let’s see how this year’s Dodgers stack up to the franchise’s other champions.
Will Laws|
This was Mattingly's first-ever trip to the World Series and he came so close to winning title before the Dodgers won Game 7 in dramatic fashion.
Andy Nesbitt|
Los Angeles won its third World Series in six years with some of the sport’s biggest stars and unlikely heroes—and, perhaps, benefited from some divine intervention.
Tom Verducci|
Toronto squandered several opportunities to put away the Dodgers in Game 7, worsening the pain felt in the clubhouse after Saturday night’s season-ending loss.
Stephanie Apstein|
The Dodgers’ ace had an October to remember.
Tom Dierberger|
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts handed it to Clayton Kershaw to begin the champagne celebration after they defeated the Toronto Blue Jays in Game 7 of the World Series.
Blake Silverman|
Miguel Rojas had eight home runs through the entire regular season, but found some power at the right time in the World Series.
Tyler Lauletta|
Los Angeles was down to its final two outs in the ninth inning and never led Saturday until the 11th. But the reigning champs still defended their crown.
Stephanie Apstein|
The Dodgers are inevitable.
Tom Dierberger|
Calling one sport is hard, calling two is near-impossible.
Tyler Lauletta|
The Dodgers trotted their two-way superstar out to the mound in the winner-take-all Game 7 at Rogers Centre.
Tom Dierberger|
Tensions are running high in Game 7.
Tom Dierberger|
Vesia has missed the World Series due to a "deeply personal family matter."
Tim Capurso|
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