Teoscar Hernández is Back: Dodgers Cement Championship Contention
If you have a bag of sunflower seeds, throw it to the sky!
Teo is back!
Break out three giant claps, a dazzling smile, and a deafening scream.
Teo is BACK! The Dodgers’ heartbeat still pumps, the Dodgers’ soul still stirs. The Dodgers are still the Dodgers.
Trading away a crucial piece of their championship core was simply not an option for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
Fueling a Monster Lineup
In a move that sent Dodger Nation into a frenzy, the team agreed to re-sign Teoscar Hernández to a three-year, $66-million contract, keeping last season’s World Series hero right where he belongs.
Picture it: Hernández showering fellow home-run hitters with sunflower seeds in the dugout, guiding Shohei Ohtani and, of course, delivering huge hits all summer long, capped by season-tilting drives in the National League Division Series and World Series.
Hernández is back, and your sigh is as big as his personality, and your relief is as palpable as one of his late-inning swings.
Because, admit it, you were worried!
After celebrating their hard-earned title, the wait for the next shoe to drop began. Would the Dodgers break up the band of ring bearers?
Ten that could come close to matching Hernandez’s Game 5 World Series two-run double for impact.
It all became clear Friday afternoon with two words that appeared on Hernandez’s Instagram story.
“I’m back,” he wrote.
Run it back, you shouted.
즘 your sle. The Dodgers, In a move that sent Dodger Nation into a frenzy, the team agreed to re-sign Hernandez to three-year, $66-million contract, keeping last season’s World Series hero right where he belongs.
Hernandez is back and your sigh is as big as his personality, and your relief is as palpable as one of his late-inning swings.
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