Dodgers quietly remove World Series video series from social channels
The Los Angeles Dodgers have removed a video series celebrating their 2025 World Series championship from their social media channels shortly after its release. The series, titled 'Back-to-Back,' was intended to feature interviews and highlights from the team's successful season. The reasons for the removal remain unclear, and the team has not provided any comments on the situation.
- ▪The Dodgers released a video series about their 2025 championship titled 'Back-to-Back.'
- ▪The videos were taken down just hours after being published on the team's YouTube channel.
- ▪All promotional material related to the series was also deleted from the Dodgers' social media accounts.
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MLB Dodgers quietly remove World Series video series from social channels By Jack Harris Published May 29, 2026, 12:56 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The California Post on Google For Dodgers fans, memories of last year’s World Series will last a lifetime. On the Dodgers’ official YouTube channel, however, a set of videos about the club’s 2025 championship were quietly taken down just hours after being released on Thursday. Previous 1 of 3 Next Advertisement After winning back-to-back World Series titles, the Los Angeles Dodgers are going for an historic three-peat this season.Getty Images After winning back-to-back World Series titles, the Los Angeles Dodgers are going for an historic three-peat this season.Getty Images Advertisement Earlier this week, the…
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