Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani is already eyeing a historic three-peat, just 48 hours after securing his second consecutive World Series title with the team. The 27-year-old ace, who played a crucial role in their championship win, was beaming with pride during the team's parade celebration in Hollywood on Monday.
When asked if winning back-to-back titles had become the "new norm" for the Dodgers, Ohtani responded by saying he's already thinking about adding a third to their collection. The Japanese phenom expressed his gratitude to the fans, stating it was "really nice to be able to win the game and to be surrounded by all these amazing fans." He also briefly addressed the crowd in English, as he did during last year's celebration at Dodger Stadium.
Ohtani's thoughts on a three-peat came just days after the Dodgers' thrilling 5-4 victory over their opponents in Game 7 of the World Series. The game drew an enormous TV audience and saw Los Angeles mount an incredible comeback from a 4-2 deficit to win in 11 innings.
The World Series also marked the final bow for veteran pitcher Clayton Kershaw, who announced his retirement after the season. The Dodgers' ace expressed his gratitude to the fans, stating it was "the perfect way to be done" and that the team's success meant the world to him and the rest of the players.
Ohtani's thoughts on a potential three-peat have left many in the baseball world eager to see what the future holds for the talented outfielder. With his impressive skills on the field and his infectious enthusiasm, Ohtani is sure to be a fan favorite for years to come.
When asked if winning back-to-back titles had become the "new norm" for the Dodgers, Ohtani responded by saying he's already thinking about adding a third to their collection. The Japanese phenom expressed his gratitude to the fans, stating it was "really nice to be able to win the game and to be surrounded by all these amazing fans." He also briefly addressed the crowd in English, as he did during last year's celebration at Dodger Stadium.
Ohtani's thoughts on a three-peat came just days after the Dodgers' thrilling 5-4 victory over their opponents in Game 7 of the World Series. The game drew an enormous TV audience and saw Los Angeles mount an incredible comeback from a 4-2 deficit to win in 11 innings.
The World Series also marked the final bow for veteran pitcher Clayton Kershaw, who announced his retirement after the season. The Dodgers' ace expressed his gratitude to the fans, stating it was "the perfect way to be done" and that the team's success meant the world to him and the rest of the players.
Ohtani's thoughts on a potential three-peat have left many in the baseball world eager to see what the future holds for the talented outfielder. With his impressive skills on the field and his infectious enthusiasm, Ohtani is sure to be a fan favorite for years to come.
he's on fire this season and i love how humble he is too, being surrounded by amazing fans means the world to him 
what a legend
i mean two world series titles in a row is already insane but now he's talking about a third 
and let me tell you the crowd was LIVID when kershaw retired 
it's hard to imagine dodger stadium without that guy...anyway ohtani's just gonna keep slaying on the field and i'm here for it 
! Just kidding, but for real tho, if he does a three-peat, that'd be 
incredible. The dude's on fire 
and his work ethic is 
on point. Can't wait to see what he does next 
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but seriously tho it would be sick if he can do it, the guy's on fire 
! I mean, two championships in a row? That's crazy talk 
! I love how he's already thinking 'bout three-peat 
! Clayton Kershaw's retirement is sad 
but awesome at the same time 
. I'm so here for his infectious enthusiasm 
and skills on the field are insane 
and kudos to him for staying humble and giving it up for his fans 
. Dude's been on fire all season and now he's already thinkin bout the next one? No cap, that's some next level stuff right there. And let's be real, with Kershaw hangin up his cleats, this team's got some momentum. But Ohtani's the real MVP, for sho 
he's already talking about getting a 3-peat? i'm so here for it!!! 
i'm def gonna be rooting for him to get that 3-peat (and more)!! 
... I mean, have you seen Shohei Ohtani's interview after that World Series win? The guy is clearly on another level 
... Can we get some updates on the forum faster? Like, every hour or so is taking forever 
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