With the Los Angeles Dodgers in the midst of another World Series chase, team CEO Stan Kasten has fired a stern warning to the organization, urging a greater sense of urgency and focus as they aim to bring a championship back to LA. After several playoff disappointments in recent years, Kasten’s message was clear: it’s time for the Dodgers to capitalize on their opportunities.
“We’ve built this team with one goal in mind: winning championships,” Kasten said in a press statement. “We’ve come up short in the past, and that’s not acceptable for a team of this caliber. We need to stay sharp, stay focused, and finish the job.”
The Dodgers, boasting one of the most talented rosters in Major League Baseball, have been perennial contenders but have only one World Series title since 1988, which came during the shortened 2020 season. With star players like Mookie Betts, Freddie Freeman, and Clayton Kershaw, Kasten believes there are no excuses for falling short this time around.
“Our fans deserve a championship,” Kasten continued. “The ownership group has invested heavily in this team, and now it’s up to the players and staff to deliver. We can’t take anything for granted. Every game, every inning, every pitch matters at this stage.”
The Dodgers are under intense pressure to prove they can win it all again, and Kasten’s comments reflect the high expectations surrounding the franchise. As the postseason intensifies, Kasten’s warning serves as a rallying cry for the entire organization to stay committed and focused on the ultimate prize—a World Series title.
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