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Los Angeles Dodgers owner Mark Walter sent a message to MLB following his franchise’s second straight World Series championship. The Dodgers beat the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday, winning Game 7 and taking home the title. More news: Blue Jays Exec Sends Message to Dodgers After World Series They had their backs against the wall after trailing 3-2 with two road games left, but Los Angeles raised their level of play and won both games. Toronto certainly pushed the Dodgers hard, but ultimately, they made a couple of mistakes, while the Dodgers eliminated most of theirs. MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN – OCTOBER 13: Los Angeles Dodgers Owner & Chairman Mark Walter looks on before game one of the National League Championship Series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Milwaukee Brewers at American Family Field on October 13, 2025 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images) The Dodgers have won three World Series titles over the last six years (in 2020, 2024, and 2025), a level of baseball dominance that few teams in history have achieved. More news: Dodgers World Series Hero Almost Didn’t Play in Game 7 They have won despite spending millions of dollars on free agency to retain their players and sign others on the market. The team’s ownership is willing to invest in the product on the field to keep the team competitive. The franchise’s method of operation becomes all the more alarming based on team owner Mark Walter’s comments on the team’s goal for next season. “All I have to say to you is, we’ll be back next year,” Walter said during the Dodgers’ World Series celebration at Dodger Stadium. As long as ownership continues to provide resources to one of the smartest front office figures in the sport, president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman, the Dodgers will continue to contend for World Series titles. Championship rosters can become outdated over time if they are not consistently updated with promising young talent and free agents being added. The Dodgers organization appears focused on ensuring the team continues to evolve, building on its current core of players while developing the next group in the pipeline. MLB teams are going to have a hard time stopping Walters and Co. from hoisting up another trophy, but things can change quickly in baseball, and investing money into a team does not guarantee results. More news: Blue Jays Star Calls it ‘Freaky’ That Yoshinobu Yamamoto Pitched in Game 7 For all the latest MLB news and rumors, head over to Newsweek Sports.
