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Dodgers continue quest for World Series three-peat

Dodgers continue quest for World Series three-peat
BBC Sport Saturday 03 October 2026, 10:55 UTC 1 min read
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The Los Angeles Dodgers will begin their MLB play-off campaign on Saturday, with the defending champions playing in a double-header live on the BBC.

The Los Angeles Dodgers will begin their MLB play-off campaign on Saturday, with the defending champions playing in a double-header live on the BBC.
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