DODGER STADIUM (Los Angeles) – Before they took the field on Opening Day, Dodgers players had a gift waiting in their lockers, courtesy of their best player. Next to a brand-new Seiko watch was a note. "From Shohei Ohtani. Let’s three-peat." The goal has existed on the periphery all season, usually unspoken yet omnipresent as the Dodgers attempt to accomplish what no team has done since the 1998-2000 New York Yankees. No National League team has ever won three consecutive World Series championships. The Dodgers understand the opportunity ahead, even if it’s not something their manager chooses...
The Dodgers Are The Least-Flawed MLB Playoff Team And Should Three-Peat
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