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La celebraci贸n de los Dodgers tuvo lugar con un desfile y una ceremonia en su estadio en Los 脕ngeles. Se calcula que 150.000 fan谩ticos participaron en los festejos. Los Dodgers de Los 脕ngeles, incluyendo a Shohei Ohtani y su perro, celebraron su octavo t铆tulo de la Serie Mundial con un desfile y una estridente fiesta en el Dodgers Stadium el viernes. "Esto es especial", indic贸 Ohtani, quien usualmente s贸lo habla en japon茅s, pero decidi贸 hablar en el abarrotado Dodgers Stadium en ingl茅s. "Me siento honrado de estar aqu铆. Felicidades, Los 脕ngeles. Gracias, chicos". El rapero Ice Cube abri贸 la fiesta con la canci贸n "It Was a Good Day" y el m谩nager Dave Roberts bail贸 y se uni贸 cantando desde el escenario circular azul que colocaron en el medio del campo. "Ustedes quer铆an un desfile, tuvimos un desfile", indic贸 Roberts. "Chicos, al铆stense para volver el pr贸ximo a帽o tambi茅n".
The Dodgers' celebration took place with a parade and ceremony at their stadium in Los Angeles. An estimated 150,000 fans took part in the festivities. The Los Angeles Dodgers, including Shohei Ohtani and his dog, celebrated their eighth World Series title with a parade and raucous party at Dodgers Stadium on Friday. "This is special," said Ohtani, who usually speaks only in Japanese but decided to address the packed Dodgers Stadium in English. "I'm honored to be here. Congratulations, Los Angeles. Thank you, guys." Rapper Ice Cube opened the party with the song "It Was a Good Day," and manager Dave Roberts danced and joined in singing from the blue circular stage set up in the middle of the field. "You guys wanted a parade, we had a parade," Roberts said. "Guys, get ready to come back next year, too."
Los jugadores intercambiaron abrazos en el escenario mientras lanzaban confetti azul y blanco al sonido de la canci贸n "I Love LA". Sus hijos jugaban en el campo, incluyendo el hijo de ocho a帽os de Freddie Freeman, Charlie, quien lider贸 a otros ni帽os saltando el muro que daba a la afici贸n. Los jugadores se turnaron pas谩ndose el Trofeo del Comisionado. "驴Qui茅n m谩s tiene tantos campeonatos como nosotros en el d茅cada del 2020?", pregunt贸 el puertorrique帽o Kik茅 Hern谩ndez. "Absolutamente nadie". Roberts introdujo a Freeman como alguien que "jug贸 con una pierna y una costilla", en referencia a las lesiones del primera base. "Hice todo lo posible para estar en el campo para ustedes y estoy agradecido que lo hice porque obtuvimos el campeonato", indic贸 Freeman. "No puedo esperar a volver el pr贸ximo a帽o".
Players exchanged hugs on stage while throwing blue and white confetti to the tune of 鈥淚 Love LA.鈥 Their children played on the field, including Freddie Freeman鈥檚 8-year-old son, Charlie, who led other children in jumping over the wall facing the fans. Players took turns passing the Commissioner鈥檚 Trophy back and forth. 鈥淲ho else has as many championships as we have in the 2020s?鈥 Kik茅 Hern谩ndez asked. 鈥淎bsolutely no one.鈥 Roberts introduced Freeman as someone who 鈥減layed with one leg and one rib,鈥 referring to the first baseman鈥檚 injuries. 鈥淚 did everything I could to be on the field for you guys and I鈥檓 thankful I did because we got the championship,鈥 Freeman said. 鈥淚 can鈥檛 wait to come back next year.鈥
Horas antes, jugadores, sus familiares e integrantes del personal de entrenadores abarrotaron siete autobuses de doble piso en un evento que inici贸 frente al ayuntamiento. La polic铆a de Los 脕ngeles estim贸 150.000 asistentes."Es incre铆ble", dijo el MVP de la Serie Mundial Freddie Freeman. "Los 脕ngeles sali贸 hoy". Varios jugadores estuvieron fumando puros y bebiendo cerveza en el soleado d铆a. "Es lo mejor de lo que he sido parte", dijo Clayton Kershaw. "Nunca hab铆a visto tantas personas en mi vida. Todos son aficionados de los Dodgers".
Hours earlier, players, their families and members of the coaching staff packed seven double-decker buses into an event that began in front of City Hall. Los Angeles police estimated 150,000 people attended. "It's unbelievable," World Series MVP Freddie Freeman said. "Los Angeles came out today." Several players smoked cigars and drank beer on the sunny day. "It's the coolest thing I've ever been a part of," Clayton Kershaw said. "I've never seen so many people in my life. They're all Dodger fans."
Hern谩ndez, que iba sin camiseta, se colg贸 del autob煤s con una cerveza en mano. Ohtani sosten铆a a su perro, Decoy junto a su esposa Mamiko. "Me siento completamente sobrecogido por todos los aficionados aqu铆", dijo Ohtani a trav茅s de su int茅rprete en el autob煤s. "Ha sido un a帽o incre铆ble. Estoy feliz de haber podido contribuir. Los aficionados y todos han sido muy amables". A la pregunta de si se quitar铆a la camiseta como Hern谩ndez, un sonriente Ohtani neg贸 con la cabeza y respondi贸 en ingl茅s: "No, nunca".
Hernandez, who was shirtless, hung onto the bus with a beer in hand. Ohtani held his dog, Decoy, alongside his wife, Mamiko. "I'm completely overwhelmed by all the fans here," Ohtani said through his interpreter on the bus. "It's been an amazing year. I'm just happy I was able to contribute. The fans and everyone have been so kind." Asked if he would take his shirt off like Hernandez, a smiling Ohtani shook his head and replied in English: "No, never."
Walker Buehler, quien lanz贸 la novena entrada del 煤ltimo juego de la Serie Mundial, bebi贸 cerveza con un embudo portando la camiseta de Orel Hershiser, quien fue parte del equipo campe贸n de 1988. El desfile se llev贸 a cabo en el que hubiera sido el 64mo cumplea帽os del mexicano Fernando Valenzuela, el Cy Young y Novato del A帽o de la Nacional en 1981 y que falleci贸 antes de que comenzara la Serie Mundial. Los Dodgers vencieron a los Yankees de Nueva York en cinco juegos y confirmaron el t铆tulo con la victoria 7-6 el mi茅rcoles en el Bronx. Una parte de las ganancias por la venta de boletos en el estadio ser谩 donado a la Fundaci贸n de los Dodgers de Los 脕ngeles. Se registraron m谩s de una docena de arrestos durante los festejos informales despu茅s de que regres贸 el equipo tras ganar la Serie Mundial. Hubo robos, vandalismo e incluso prendieron fuego en varias partes de la ciudad.
Walker Buehler, who pitched the ninth inning of the final game of the World Series, drank beer through a funnel while wearing the jersey of Orel Hershiser, who was part of the 1988 championship team. The parade was held on what would have been the 64th birthday of Mexican Fernando Valenzuela, the 1981 National League Cy Young Award winner and Rookie of the Year who died before the World Series began. The Dodgers beat the New York Yankees in five games and sealed their title with a 7-6 victory Wednesday in the Bronx. A portion of the proceeds from ticket sales at the stadium will be donated to the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation. More than a dozen arrests were made during informal celebrations after the team returned from winning the World Series. There were robberies, vandalism and even fires set in various parts of the city.
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