Fans of the Los Angeles Dodgers have flocked to the Major League Baseball team's official store a day after they won a second straight World Series on Saturday.
The Dodgers' store in Los Angeles opened one hour earlier than usual on Sunday as a large number of people had gathered in front of it.
Fans formed a long line inside the store to purchase commemorative T-shirts with the logo "Champions" printed on them.
One man in his 20s said: "Yesterday's game was unbelievable. I mean, I think this whole series was a lot different than last year's."
He said: "This year, it felt very tough. A lot of these four games that we won didn't feel like we were going to win them. Even yesterday, up until the last play, it felt like we didn't really have it."
He added: "It's really all we could ask for as fans. So we're super excited."
A woman in her 30s who bought 10 T-shirts commended Japanese two-way superstar Ohtani Shohei as the "savior of the Dodgers."
She said, "He played a great game last year and the whole team is amazing."
The woman said that she was the first in line and she had bought the merchandise for her family.
She added that she would rather buy Dodgers-branded goods than a fancy bag because "it's special, it's history."

Quiz 1:
Which Major League Baseball team won the World Series on Saturday mentioned in the article?
A. Los Angeles Angels
B. New York Yankees
C. Chicago Cubs
D. Los Angeles Dodgers

Quiz 2:
What was the line outside the Los Angeles Dodgers' store formed to purchase on Sunday as per the article?
A. Game tickets for the next season
B. Merchandise from last year's World Series
C. Commemorative T-shirts with the logo "Champions" printed on them
D. Baseball equipment for the upcoming season

Quiz 3:
Who did a woman in her 30s who bought 10 T-shirts commend as the "savior of the Dodgers" in the article?
A. The coach
B. A former player
C. Shohei Ohtani, the Japanese two-way superstar
D. The team owner

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Answers:
Quiz 1: D
Quiz 2: C
Quiz 3: C