Dodgers fans turn to lucky jerseys, sweaters, rosaries and prayer to help team win the title
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from Los Angeles Times3 months ago
Gonzalez reflected on the anxiety of friends and family texting him during the game, saying, "Friends and family were very nervous, and they had right to be...but I wasn't too concerned.' He shares a deep attachment to his lucky jersey, which is a symbol of faith for him.
Los Angeles Timeshttps://www.latimes.com/california/story/2024-11-01/dodger-fans-turn-to-lucky-jersey-sweaters-rosaries-and-prayer-to-help-team-get-over-the-top
Gonzales recounted his history with the jersey, saying, "I didn't have a shirt for the game, so I bought one of the first ones I saw along with my cousin and we've kept them ever since. They became our lucky shirts, including for Game 5."
Los Angeles Timeshttps://www.latimes.com/california/story/2024-11-01/dodger-fans-turn-to-lucky-jersey-sweaters-rosaries-and-prayer-to-help-team-get-over-the-top
On reaching El Monte for the victory parade, Gonzalez expressed excitement, stating, "We didn't get one of these in 2020, so it was nice to finally celebrate and feel proud of our team again after such a long wait."
Los Angeles Timeshttps://www.latimes.com/california/story/2024-11-01/dodger-fans-turn-to-lucky-jersey-sweaters-rosaries-and-prayer-to-help-team-get-over-the-top
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