Scenes From LA's Celebration
It took more than three decades, but the Los Angeles Dodgers are once again world champions.
The Dodgers were the best team in the league from beginning to end, boasting the best record in baseball entering the playoffs and finishing the Tampa Bay Rays off in six games to earn their first World Series title since 1988.
And with that, Dodgers players and management, as expected, reacted emotionally to the historic win.
Magic Johnson, part of the Dodgers' ownership group, got to celebrate the team's victory just 16 days after watching his Lakers win their 17th championship.
Clayton Kershaw, who went 2-0 in the World Series, earned the first championship of his storied 12-year career.
Mookie Betts, a champion with the Red Sox in 2018, helped drive the Dodgers to the title with his sixth-inning double to spark a rally and his eighth-inning home run to add some insurance.
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FOX's Tom Verducci caught up with Mookie Betts following the team winning the 2020 World Series over the Tampa Bay Rays. Hear Mookie detail his 8th-inning homer, his first year with the Dodgers and more.
Austin Barnes caught the final out for the Dodgers, as Julio Urias ended the game with consecutive strikeouts.
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Los Angeles Dodgers catcher, Austin Barnes, on catching the final out of the World Series clincher against the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 6. Barnes was one of five Dodgers with a home run in the World Series.
Vin Scully, the Dodgers' legendary former broadcaster, called games for the team from 1950 to 2016, including six of the club's seven championship seasons.
Dodgers manager Dave Roberts celebrated the title with a mantra he has been repeating all postseason.
Cody Bellinger, who homered in the series opener, was extremely happy for teammate Clayton Kershaw.
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The MLB on FOX crew chatted with Cody Bellinger following the Los Angeles Dodgers 2020 World Series win over the Tampa Bay Rays. Hear Cody discuss the win, how happy he is to see Clayton Kershaw finally win a championship and how he turned his down regular season around in the postseason.
World Series MVP Corey Seager hit .400 and slugged two homers to carry Los Angeles.
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Watch Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Corey Seager as he's awarded the World Series MVP award following a fantastic series in which he hit .400 and hit two home runs.