LOS ANGELES — Like Randy Newman says, it was indeed “another great time” in Los Angeles.

The Dodgers suddenly had the opportunity to observe a World Series championship inside Dodger Stadium with the area and their supporters for the first time in 36 years.

It’s probably understated to say that Dodger followers were anticipating this. Los Angeles was filled with rage after the Dodgers won Game 5 to capture the movie’s seventh name. It feels like the party has n’t stopped since.

As early as 3 a.m. regional time, people in Downtown Los Angeles gathered for the festival. With all the road closures, public transport was the only way to enter the town, and ranges at Union Station started as soon as passengers stepped off the station.

Los Angeles quietly waited until the sun came out. Yet the people, who represent the staff with the highest level of participation in the game in one of the nation’s most populated cities, were caught off guard.

” I did n’t even know this many people existed”, said pitcher Tyler Glasnow.

Los Angeles’s street image exceeded the team’s expectations. Shohei Ohtani, the supposed national league MVP, described how many fans” entirely overwhelmed” they were.

It’s not unreasonable to suggest that many players and the popularity preferred a parade over anything else despite the Dodgers ‘ desire to win another World Series to evaluate their super group and eradicate their playoffs demons.

” You folks wanted a parade, we got a parade”, said Dodgers director Dave Roberts.

Los Angeles was n’t observe the 2020 World Series title because of COVID-19. The group hoped it could even have some sort of party, but it never came to fruition. The 2020 team made up of nine Dodger who were not injured during this year’s Fall Classic, such as Joe Kelly and Clayton Kershaw.

Then, after four decades and several more postseasons full of sorrow, this World Series title may be savored more than the first.

” I’ve waited for this time for a long time. I waited to enjoy for a long time”, the 17-year former Kershaw said. ” I’m at a loss for words. I did n’t have anything to do with this championship, but it feels like the best feeling in the world”.

” We may have had this in 2020, but we’re getting it now”, said Max Muncy.

When the group made its way back to Chavez Ravine, more than 42, 000 persons awaited them inside Dodger Stadium to mark the event. It was executed in a traditional Los Angeles manner.

The” West Coast Don” Ice Cube returned to the stage like he did in Game 2 of the World Series, this time Roberts, who was evidently enjoying the experience of his career while rapping and dance along. The crew came out to the state’s summer anthem,” Not Like Us” by Kendrick Lamar, and it was punctuated by Newman’s music” I Love L. A”. that’s played after every house success.

Everyone in this business has been patiently awaiting this morning, and they are grateful for it today, according to Dodgers CEO Stan Katsen.

But remember why the festival actually took place. And allow Walker Buehler, the Dodgers ‘ ancestor, remember who they are by reviving their namesake after winning the series’ last three games.

” World ( expletive ) champions mother ( expletive )”, he said.

The Dodgers want to “run it up.”

Utilityman Kiké Hernández reminisced about something he said prior to the 2020 year. He claimed the 2020s had be” the LA Dodger generation”.

” Think what? Who will win more finals in 2020 than we do? Completely nobody”, he said.

The Dodgers currently hold two World Series titles in five times, which is close to the end of the century. However, some players acknowledged that they are n’t going to be finished collecting trophy collections.

Teoscar Hernández became emotional as he took the speaker, and the audience revealed how little they grew to love the actor who signed a one-year contract to perform for Los Angeles in 2024. The audience chanted “re-sing Teo” as Andrew Friedman, chairman of sports activities, spoke.

The Dodgers will undoubtedly be the team’s favorite to become the first follow leaders since the Patriots of 1998-2000 if Hernández does resign with Los Angeles, which he claimed will be a concern if the group wants him back. Both Betts and Ohtani, who will also play in 2025, may be up. Tommy Edman, the MVP of the National League Championship Series, did also.

Some pitchers may remain free agencies, but some have already stated their desire to return. ” I love this city and I never want to left,” said Jack Flaherty, a resident of the neighborhood.

The team’s goal was to be back in the same position in a year, which the group kept saying on Friday evening.

” This getting ready to run this thing up next month, too”, Roberts said.

However, Betts does n’t want just one more. He resisted wanting more and he became the sole three-time MLB fighter with the Miami Heat who is currently the only three-time MVP in the sport. He’s under agreement until 2032.

” We got like eight, nine times left. I got to acquire to at least five or six, best”? he said as he extended his hand. ” I got three. This side is being stuffed in my attempt.