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Los Angeles Dodgers fans celebrated their second consecutive World Series title with a celebration event held at Dodger Stadium. At the event, LA celebrity Ice Cube personally carried the new Commissioner's Trophy in a Dodger-blue car, and DJ Mustard enlivened the atmosphere with a selection of songs, including "California Love" and "Not Like Us," which became the Dodgers' unofficial anthems last year. The Dodgers, facing a loss with two outs remaining in Game 7 in Toronto on July 1st, staged a dramatic comeback to win, becoming the first team since the New York Yankees, who won three consecutive World Series titles from 1998 to 2000. At the event, Japanese players Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto, who typically speak Japanese in public, delivered messages to fans in English, a rare occurrence. Starting pitcher Ohtani for Game 7 drew cheers from fans as he mentioned the possibility of a third consecutive championship next year. Ohtani said, "I'm proud of this team, and the fans are the best in the world," and added, "I'm ready for another ring next year." Manager Dave Roberts emphasized, "These players were a team that wouldn't give up anything to win a championship," and chanted, "Three times is better than two," adding, "Three times is better." The celebration also included a thank-you speech from Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw, who is nearing retirement after 18 seasons. Kershaw expressed his gratitude by saying, "I'm overwhelmed by the support of the fans," and expressed his emotion by saying, "From today on, I'm a champion for life." Composition | Digital Production Team [Copyright (c) YTN. Unauthorized reproduction, redistribution, and use of AI data prohibited]