Dodgers star Kike Hernandez faced backlash after dropping an NSFW apology during the team’s World Series parade.

Dodgers outfielder Kike Hernandez dropped a blunt, unapologetic take in celebrating the World Series during the victory parade.

Los Angeles Dodgers' Kike Hernandez is known for his trademark sense of humour. It was on show during their World Series parade in the city on Monday as he had fun with veteran pitcher Clayton Kershaw over an odd-angled photo.

For the most part, the core of the 2026 Dodgers shouldn’t change much. But the Dodgers have work to do and decisions to make as they attempt to defend their title again next year.

Los Angeles Dodgers veteran Kiké Hernández fires up fans with a wild Conor McGregor-inspired speech at the team’s World Series parade.

Speaking to ESPN after the Dodgers' second straight World Series title, Hernandez said he was on the ground like that not because he was hurt but because he thought the Blue Jays had just won the World Series. When Pages — who was inserted into the game as a defensive sub — checked on him, Hernandez's only concern was the baseball.

Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Miguel Rojas joined the fun after teammate Kiké Hernandez posted a picture of a unique championship tattoo. The image fe

Kiké Hernández reacts to being at the Dodgers parade in Los Angeles, how much the fanbase means to him, being a 3x World Series champ and more

The Los Angeles Dodgers are enjoying the hate comments after winning their second consecutive World Series title. The Dodgers have definitely heard some

Los Angeles Dodgers left fielder Kiké Hernández joked that he was ready to reenact "The Catch" to secure the final out of Saturday's World Series Game 7 ninth inning before Andy Pages bowled him over on his way to the ball.