Dodgers receive World Series Championship rings in ceremony ahead of Friday night game
The Dodgers received their 2025 World Series Championship rings in a pregame ceremony Friday night at Dodger Stadium. The diamond-covered rings say "back 2 back" on the side.
The Los Angeles Dodgers slipped glittering World Series championship rings on their fingers to celebrate their second straight title Friday night in a pregame ceremony at Dodger Stadium. Shohei Ohtani removed his ring from a blue box that included a video playing highlights from last year's postseason run that culminated in a Game 7 win over the Toronto Blue Jays. The Japanese superstar put it on and held up a fist in celebration.
It's the first time in the Dodgers' storied history that the team won World Series titles back-to-back. It was their third championship in six years. Shortstop Mookie Betts owns four World Series rings -- three with Los Angeles and one with Boston.
He's made no secret of wanting to go from being a five-tool player to one with five rings. He jogged on a blue carpet to a stage in front of the mound with a big smile on his face. The loudest cheers went to World Series MVP Yoshinobu Yamamoto, who waved to the crowd.
When Freddie Freeman accepted his third ring, fans chanted "Freddie! Freddie! " He won his first title with Atlanta.