LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The Dodgers held a victory parade in downtown Los Angeles on Friday.
Downtown L.A. was transformed into a giant Dodger street party for the parade, with thousands of fans lining the streets as early as 4 a.m. to get a good spot.
After the parade ended, the players headed to Dodger Stadium for a rally, where the atmosphere was electrifying.
World Series MVP Freddie Freeman was emotional as the crowd chanted "Freddie! Freddie!"
"When I came back after my son got sick, you guys showed out for my family. That was one of the greatest experiences I ever had on the field. I was so touched. I did everything I could to get on this field for you guys. I'm glad I did because we got a championship now."
And the crowd goes wild!
As the World Series champs entered Dodger Stadium on Friday afternoon, tens of thousands of fans roared their welcome.
The players walked down a blue carpet with their families as confetti shot into the sky.
Los Angeles native and entertainment mogul Ice Cube kicked off the World Series rally at Dodger Stadium on Friday.
Halfway through his performance, Dodgers Manager Dave Roberts joined the rapper on the field and danced along.
Tens of thousands of fans packed Dodger Stadium on Friday as they waited for the World Series Champs to enter the field.
The rally is taking place after the parade through downtown Los Angeles.
The Dodgers wrapped up the parade by noon Friday and headed to Dodger Stadium for a rally.
Fans could be seen on overpasses as the buses drove down the 101 Freeway.
