"October Is Here"
Oct 3, 2026 · 52 min · 21 segments
Richard shares a "season redux" he produced for 89.9FM KCRW in Los Angeles, and then, shares a rundown of what to watch for this post-season, including thoughts from the Wild Card Series, and a…
Oct 3, 2026 · 52 min · 21 segments
Richard shares a "season redux" he produced for 89.9FM KCRW in Los Angeles, and then, shares a rundown of what to watch for this post-season, including thoughts from the Wild Card Series, and a…
Steve ChiotakisHostwin.And then again? A three-peat, perhaps? Just four teams have ever done it, a three-peat, winning three straight World Series championships, and now the Los Angeles Dodgers hope to be the fifth team to do it.
If you haven't been following the Boys in Blue, now's a good time to get caught up on a season that could end with baseball history.
Richard Parks III, host and creator of the Dodger Blue Dream podcast, has been covering the Dodgers' dynastic run for the last three seasons, and he has this story.
Last fall, two days after the Dodgers back-to-back World Series win, manager Dave Roberts was first to utter the phrase.
It's happened before, but the raw mathematical probability is roughly one in 27,000.0.0037%. A three-peat is a unicorn, a four-leaf clover, a double rainbow, or a triple rainbow.
Star closer Edwin Diaz and left-handed slugger Kyle Tucker received record high short-term contracts to come help the team win now.
At 32, Shohei Ohtani planned to defy biology in 2026, hitting and pitching simultaneously, which adds enormous strain.
And if there is a physical embodiment of the Dodgers' three-peat ambitions, it's Ohtani, who ups the ante from improbable to impossible.
And there goes Ohtani.
Just take a look at what he's done over his first couple years as a Dodger.
It's a lead-off home run.
win.And then again? A three-peat, perhaps? Just four teams have ever done it, a three-peat, winning three straight World Series championships, and now the Los Angeles Dodgers hope to be the fifth team to do it.
If you haven't been following the Boys in Blue, now's a good time to get caught up on a season that could end with baseball history.
Richard Parks III, host and creator of the Dodger Blue Dream podcast, has been covering the Dodgers' dynastic run for the last three seasons, and he has this story.
Last fall, two days after the Dodgers back-to-back World Series win, manager Dave Roberts was first to utter the phrase.
It's happened before, but the raw mathematical probability is roughly one in 27,000.0.0037%. A three-peat is a unicorn, a four-leaf clover, a double rainbow, or a triple rainbow.
Star closer Edwin Diaz and left-handed slugger Kyle Tucker received record high short-term contracts to come help the team win now.
At 32, Shohei Ohtani planned to defy biology in 2026, hitting and pitching simultaneously, which adds enormous strain.
And if there is a physical embodiment of the Dodgers' three-peat ambitions, it's Ohtani, who ups the ante from improbable to impossible.
And there goes Ohtani.
Just take a look at what he's done over his first couple years as a Dodger.
It's a lead-off home run.
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