The Los Angeles Dodgers won the World Series with an instant classic Game 7 win over the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday night. After the game, David Ortiz wondered if it’s time to start talking about the back-to-back champions as a dynasty.

“The Dodgers are building up a dynasty,” Ortiz said during Fox’s post-game coverage. “I mean, you can’t get a better ballclub than the one they have had for the past five-six years.”

The Dodgers have made 13 straight playoff appearances, exceeding 90 wins each season aside from a pandemic-shortened 2020 campaign that ended in a Dodgers championship. Ortiz’s former Boston Red Sox teammate, Dave Roberts, has led Los Angeles to five National League pennants in 10 seasons as manager.

President of baseball operations Andrew Friedman has built a susta

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