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Clayton Kershaw, after an 18-year career with the Los Angeles Dodgers, bid farewell to Dodger Stadium following their loss in Game 5 of the World Series, marking his final home game before retirement. Despite not pitching in the game, he made a memorable appearance in the postseason, and his career highlights were celebrated with tributes and videos, as he shared emotional moments with his family.
During the World Series at Dodger Stadium, some fans, including Mets broadcaster Howie Rose, questioned why Dodgers legend Sandy Koufax was seated behind Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, as Koufax's credentials arguably merit a front-row seat, highlighting the mix of celebrity and sports hierarchy at the event.
Shohei Ohtani had a historic performance in Game 3 of the World Series, hitting two homers and tying a 119-year-old record with four extra-base hits, showcasing his exceptional postseason talent at Dodger Stadium.
The Padres will be without Michael King due to knee inflammation and are uncertain about their starting pitcher for Friday's game against the Dodgers, with options including an opener or Randy Vásquez, as they prepare to defend their NL West lead.
The Los Angeles Dodgers suffered their worst home loss ever, an 18-1 defeat to the Houston Astros, marking a historic and humiliating night at Dodger Stadium, with notable performances from Astros' Jose Altuve and a record-setting game for the Astros' offense. Meanwhile, other MLB games featured record-breaking performances, such as the Chicago Cubs' eight home runs and Cal Raleigh tying a franchise record for home runs before the All-Star break.
Federal agents were denied entry to Dodger Stadium amid protests against ICE raids in Los Angeles, with the Dodgers organization refusing access and publicly distancing itself from any enforcement operations, while community members and fans expressed disappointment and concern over the team's response to immigration issues.
Federal agents attempted to access Dodger Stadium's parking lots to use as a staging area but were denied entry by the Dodgers, amid ongoing tensions over immigration enforcement and protests, with conflicting statements from ICE and DHS about their presence.
The article discusses the Trump administration's immigration enforcement actions near Dodger Stadium and a doughnut shop in Los Angeles, highlighting concerns about the treatment of immigrants, including athletes and small business owners, and questioning the consistency and motives behind these raids amid broader political and economic issues.
The Los Angeles Dodgers denied US immigration enforcement agents access to Dodger Stadium's parking lot amid heightened immigration raids in LA, leading to protests and community concern, although the team stated the presence of DHS vehicles was unrelated to any enforcement operation.
U.S. ICE agents were seen staging near Dodger Stadium, prompting the team to ask them to leave, amid ongoing immigration raids and protests in Los Angeles. The Dodgers confirmed they denied ICE access to their property, signaling a possible stance on immigration issues. The incident occurred during a game and coincided with protests against immigration policies, highlighting tensions between federal authorities and local communities.
Federal agents with DHS vehicles were stationed near Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, attempting to access the parking lot, amid ongoing immigration raids. The agents were denied entry, and their presence sparked social media speculation. The Dodgers, under pressure to support immigrant communities, have not officially commented on the operation, but have been involved in related protests and community support efforts.
ICE agents attempted to access Dodger Stadium parking lot but were denied entry by the team; their brief presence sparked speculation and protests related to immigration enforcement, with the Dodgers under pressure to support immigrant communities.
Singer Nezza performed the Spanish version of the national anthem at Dodger Stadium as a protest against immigration raids in Los Angeles, drawing mixed reactions from fans and support from some players and community members.
Nezza sang the national anthem in Spanish at Dodger Stadium despite being asked to sing it in English, citing historical and cultural reasons, and emphasizing the importance of representation and inclusion. The Dodgers organization did not penalize her for her decision.
Nezza, a singer, performed a Spanish version of the US national anthem at Dodger Stadium despite the team's request to sing in English, as a gesture of support amid ongoing protests against immigration policies in Los Angeles. She was not penalized, and the Dodgers have not publicly commented on the incident.