Andrew Friedman Claps Back at Narrative that Dodgers Dynasty Has Ended
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Andrew Friedman claps back at narrative that Dodgers dynasty has ended
The Dodgers’ collapse in the postseason has brought the organization to a crossroads. After assembling one of the best rosters in baseball, the back-to-back World Series champions were swept in the National League Championship Series by the Brewers. President of baseball operations Andrew Friedman pays no attention to the discourse surrounding the Dodgers’ dynasty and...
This season, the Dodgers were eliminated from the postseason due to Shohei Ohtani's injury and the aging of their roster. American media outlets have sensationalized the collapse of the Dodgers' "dynasty," which had achieved glory by assembling star players with its vast financial resources...
Friedman: Dodgers Offseason "Business As Usual"
The Dodgers’ bid for a three-peat ended in decisive fashion, as they were swept by the Brewers one year after handing Milwaukee that same fate in the NLCS. As they turn their attention to 2027, president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman tells reporters (including Katie Woo of The Athletic) that this offseason will be “business as usual” from a financial perspective — at least pending the possibility for an overhaul to the sport’s economic …
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