For many fans, with so much at stake, they couldn’t just watch on their sofas at home. They needed to be with other Dodger Blue loyalists on Saturday night.

The El Tejano Tex-Mex restaurant on Magnolia Boulevard in North Hollywood was just one of countless taverns, eateries and public places where fans across the Southland gathered to cheer the Dodgers to victory in Saturday’s thrilling World Series Game 7, 5-4.

It was packed. This was not just any game. But everyone knew that.

This was a World Series like no other. And fans wanted to be with one another, not home alone, for the outcome.

And Game 7 was no exception, with the teams logging an epic finale to a mega-memorable World Series. Fireworks filled the skies around the county after a dramatic double play brought the drama to an en

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