The Los Angeles Dodgers Are Home with a Championship and Free Strip Club Admission for Life

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The Los Angeles Dodgers Are Now Local Heroes
The Los Angeles Dodgers are back home after winning the World Series in New York. Now, they're getting the gift of a lifetime from a local strip club owner.

Free Admission and VIP Access for Life
Frankie, the owner of 4Play and Plan B in L.A., is offering free admission and VIP access for life to any player on the championship team.

Free Drinks and Dinner for Fans
Plus, anyone repping the Dodgers while their "LA Blue Party" is ongoing will get free admission, their first drink covered, and a free dinner.

Thank You to L.A. Fans
This is Frankie's way of saying thank you to everyone who supports L.A. and brings that championship energy!

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