"Dodgers Victory Parade" (1st, Los Angeles)

The Dodgers held their victory parade, and infielder Mookie Betts not only had his wife Brianna and their two children, but also his mother, Diana Benedict, on the bus to share in the joy.

Betts raised his hands in response to the cheers of the fans along the road. Next to him was his mother, Diana Benedict, who also threw the opening pitch during the season. When the team won in 2020, the parade was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This was the first event in 36 years since the previous one in 1988, and it was the best way to show my mother my gratitude.

Afterwards, in a speech at the victory celebration held at Dodger Stadium, Betts enthralled the fans by saying, "This is my third time. I'm going to win four or five more times." Although he was sidelined by a hit by pitch in the middle of the season this year, he showed outstanding competitive spirit in the postseason. In Game 5 of the World Series, he hit the deciding sacrifice fly to lead his team to the world championship.