"Manager Dave Roberts commented on the matter, but avoided putting a label on the Dodgers. "We've put together something pretty special, I do know that. I'm proud of the players for the fans, scouting, player development, all the stuff," Roberts said. "To do what we've done in this span of time is pretty remarkable. I guess let the pundits and all the fans talk about if it's a dynasty or not, but I'm pretty happy with where we're at.""
"First baseman Freddie Freeman held the same sentiment as Roberts during the postseason. "I do believe you've got to win more than two in five years to be considered a dynasty, I think," Freeman said. "We'll see. Let's just keep winning more and more and more. Three in [six] years, I guess you could call it a dynasty." More news: Dodgers Pick Up Max Muncy's Club Option For 2026 Season"
The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Toronto Blue Jays to secure their third World Series title in six years. Manager Dave Roberts praised players, fans, scouting and player development while declining to formally label the team a dynasty. Roberts previously said two championships within ten years could be a dynasty, and three would be undisputed. Freddie Freeman echoed the view that multiple championships in a short span strengthen dynasty claims. The Dodgers have dominated the NL West, finishing atop the division 12 of the last 13 years, and seek a potential three-peat in 2026.
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