Randy Johnson First Win

Dodgers ace joins Randy Johnson with rare Game 7 feat

Dodgers: Yoshinobu Yamamoto Channels Randy Johnson as He Becomes World Series MVP

Yamamoto's rise to stardom in MLB has been meteoric. Since joining the Dodgers in 2024, the Japanese pitcher has proven to be a true workhorse, capable of performing at his best even with little rest. His 12-year, $325 million contract with the Dodgers seems to be one of the team's best investments in recent years.

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Yoshinobu Yamamoto named World Series MVP: Dodgers ace joins Randy Johnson with rare Game 7 feat

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Dodgers manager sends Yoshinobu Yamamoto GOAT message after World Series

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Isiah Kiner-Falefa was told to stick to third. Did it cost the Blue Jays a ring?

For two games, they held opportunities to win their first championship since 1993.

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First Time In 25 Years! LA Dodgers Script History, Go Back-to-Back After Extra-Inning World Series Classic

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After crushing World Series defeat, 3 key offseason questions for the Blue Jays

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In Game 7, Dodgers, Blue Jays deliver fitting finale to World Series that had ‘everything’

This was a game that would be lifted forever above all those other games.

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Dodgers steal Game 7 in extras to repeat as World Series champs

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The Best Postseason in Baseball History?

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MLB Pitching Legend Randy Johnson Reveals The Surprisingly Wholesome Reason He Won’t Sign Jerseys

Well over the weekend, Johnson was at an autograph signing at Mill Creek Sports in Washington when a fan asked about his “no jersey” rule – and as it turns out, he’s got a surprisingly wholesome reason for refusing to sign jerseys.

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Logan Gilbert mirrors Randy Johnson in clutch playoff bullpen outing for Mariners

Randy Johnson came in to provide key playoff innings out of the bullpen. On Friday, Logan Gilbert provided another clutch bullpen outing for the Mariners.

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Ohtani and Yamamoto make Japan proud helping Dodgers repeat as World Series champions

Millions of Japanese celebrated the Los Angeles Dodgers’ World Series victory, which was aided by pitcher Shohei Ohtani and World Series MVP Yoshinobu Yamamoto.