The 2024 World Series concluded with the Los Angeles Dodgers defeating the New York Yankees in five games, marking the Dodgers' eighth title and Shohei Ohtani's first championship. The series highlighted the Dodgers' depth and team cohesion over individual star power, as contributions came from both well-known players and lesser-known team members.

Despite the anticipated showdown between Ohtani and Yankees' captain Aaron Judge, the series showcased a collective effort, particularly from Freddie Freeman, who delivered key performances. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts emphasized the importance of building a cohesive team, which proved essential in overcoming injuries and challenges throughout the season.

While Ohtani and Judge were expected to be the main attractions, the series ultimately belonged to the entire Dodgers roster, demonstrating that success in baseball is rarely the result of individual brilliance alone.