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LOS ANGELES  In the storied history of the Los Angeles Dodgers, few names shine as brightly in the modern era as Dave Roberts. With the team’s triumphant World Series victory in 2024, Roberts has now guided the franchise to multiple Fall Classic appearances and two coveted titles a feat that not only silences critics but also redefines his legacy as one of baseball’s most successful contemporary managers.

When Roberts took the managerial reins in 2016, many wondered whether the former outfielder had what it took to lead one of Major League Baseball’s most high-profile franchises. Now, nearly a decade later, there’s no doubt: he’s not just leading he’s making history.

The 2024 championship, a thrilling seven-game battle against the Baltimore Orioles, was a master class in resilience, strategy, and leadership. With clutch performances, daring moves, and unshakeable poise, Roberts orchestrated another postseason run for the ages. It wasn’t just about talent on the field — it was about heart, chemistry, and a belief in a clubhouse culture that Roberts has spent years cultivating.

“This group never stopped believing,” Roberts said during the champagne-soaked celebration. “From day one, our goal was to finish the job. We’ve been here before, and we know what it takes.”

Indeed, they do.

Back in 2020, amid a pandemic-shortened season and immense pressure, Roberts led the Dodgers to their first World Series title in 32 years a cathartic win that released decades of frustration for the franchise and its fans. But skeptics claimed the 60-game season didn’t carry the same weight. In 2024, Roberts answered them with authority.

This win was different. It was earned over 162 games and a brutal postseason gauntlet. It was a testament to Roberts’ evolution as a manager: from a rookie tactician to a seasoned strategist unafraid to trust his gut and his players.

Under his guidance, stars like Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman, and Shohei Ohtani delivered vintage performances, while young talents stepped up under pressure. And as always, Roberts made the right calls when it mattered most — pulling starters at the perfect moment, trusting his bullpen, and motivating his lineup with calm intensity.

With seven postseason appearances, four NL pennants, and now two World Series titles under his belt, Roberts joins elite managerial company. But for him, it’s never been about personal accolades.

“I’m just grateful,” he said. “To wear this uniform, to represent this city, to bring home another title  that’s what it’s all about.”

Dodgers President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman echoed the sentiment. “Dave’s leadership has been instrumental in everything we’ve accomplished,” he said. “He’s built a culture of excellence that extends beyond the field.”

As the parade rolls through downtown L.A., fans can reflect not just on another championship, but on the foundation that’s been built a legacy forged in loyalty, sweat, and unwavering belief. Dave Roberts didn’t just lead the Dodgers to a win. He built a dynasty.

And now, in the city of stars, one shines just a little brighter.