Dodgers Celebrate Back-to-Back Titles with Unique Rings

0:00It's March 28th, from daily matchups to big moments. This is MLB News Today, powered by AI. The Los Angeles Dodgers marked their back-to-back World Series titles with a special ring ceremony at Dodger Stadium before their game against the Arizona Diamondbacks. They beat the Toronto Blue Jays last October to become the first team to repeat as champions since the New York Yankees wrapped up their three-peat-in. 2000 This celebration highlighted a rare feat not seen in a quarter-century. The rings themselves are stunning, 14-carat yellow-goal pieces with a unique ring within a ring design. They feature 32 diamonds spilling out World and 54 more for champions, plus an LA logo set with 17 custom blue sapphires for. Their 17-pole season wins, hidden under the top as a glass window showing actual dirt from home plate in Game 7 where they clinched it all. Manager Dave Roberts called presenting the rings to the staff a special moment, though

1:01he admitted most players keep theirs locked away in safes. Rather than wearing them daily, retired pitcher Clayton Kershaw added emotion by throwing the ceremonial first pitch and receiving his ring on the field surrounded by teammates, calling it a perfect cap to his 18-year career. The rings also honor the fans with the 2025 home attendance of 4 million, 12,047 etched on the B. Band, Kershaw mentioned he'll mostly just gaze at his as a quiet reminder now the reflection time has come. With the rings handed out, the Dodger's eyes are already on a potential three-peat this season as they chase dynasty status.