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Celebrate the Dodgers Advancing to the World Series With Special FOCO Merch

The Los Angeles Dodgers are heading to the World Series! The Dodgers officially defeated the New York Mets in the National League Championship Series with a 10-5 Game 6 victory. The Dodgers are now returning to the World Series for the first time since 2020, and seeking their eighth World Series title.

In honor of the special occasion, FOCO has released five new Dodgers products to celebrate the team advancing to the World Series.



The collection begins with a Shohei Ohtani themed bear. The bear, in Dodger blue, features Ohtani’s name, number, and the Dodgers’ “LA” logo. The stomach and chest of the bear reads “First Ever World Series,” celebrating Ohtani’s successful first playoff run.

Ohtani’s first career trip to the World Series can also be celebrated with a special bobblehead of Ohtani. The bobblehead features Ohtani holding a baseball bit and text that reads “First Career World Series.”

FOCO is also selling an Ohtani themed baseball. The baseball features Ohtani’s name and number in gold, with “First Career World Series” inscribed on the ball. What better way to play catch as the Dodgers head to the World Series than with this ball.

Don’t forget to celebrate Tommy Edman, who has become a postseason hero for the Dodgers. Edman, who recorded at least one hit in every NLCS game, and a home run in the Game 6 clinching NLCS victory, won the NLCS MVP award. In honor of his career achievement, FOCO has released a bobblehead of Edman.

To celebrate Ohtani, Edman, and Mookie Betts, three of the best hitters for the Dodgers during the NLCS, check out this bobblehead of the three stars from FOCO. The Dodgers drove in a record 46 runs during the NLCS, which is inscribed on this special bobblehead.

To purchase the Ohtani bobblehead, click here.

To purchase the Ohtani bear, click here.

To purchase the Ohtani baseball, click here.

To purchase the Edman bobblehead, click here.

To purchase the Ohtani, Edman, and Betts bobblehead, click here.

Photo Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images

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Eva Geitheim

Eva graduated from UCLA in 2023 with a bachelor's degree in Communication. She has been covering college and professional sports since 2022.

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