Los Angeles will honor the Super Bowl Rams champion with a parade Wednesday through Exposition Park.
The parade will end from the Shrine Auditorium on West Jefferson Boulevard to the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, where a rally will be held in the plaza outside the stadium, according to Rams Chief of Operations Kevin Demoff.
The time has yet to be set, and the official route has yet to be announced.
It will mark the first victory show of its kind since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. No rallies took place After the Lakers and Dodgers Championship win in 2020 due to fears of large gatherings.
Some Los Angeles sports fans believe Wednesday’s parade should honor the three teams.
“Do we get that wonderful city of heroes now?” Dodgers Nation fan page wrote on twitter.
City officials were said earlier Celebrations will be held to honor the 2020 victories, but those plans never came to fruition. I entered Los Angeles The first winter wave of COVID-19 It wasn’t long before the Lakers and Dodgers claimed their titles.
Anaheim resident Marlon Futures said he expects people to treat Wednesday’s parade as a common event “whether or not the rams or LA mean to go that way.”
Futures, 33, said he’s considering wearing a Rams hoodie and “a classic purple and gold Lakers back” at the show to honor more than one team — or perhaps buying a Rams Super Bowl hat so he can “rock throw the Van Axel jersey.”
Lakers star LeBron James agreed, saying, “We should all, the Dodgers and the Rams, do a joint parade together!!!!” he Tweet on MondayAdding: “City of Heroes”.
Although the Lakers celebrated their 2010 parade after winning the previous championship, the Dodgers have not had a show in Los Angeles since 1988.
Studio City resident Gisele Karen said she’s hoping to get some friends together for the event Wednesday, and that she’ll likely dress up as Dodgers.
“I love the Lakers and the Rams – really special victories – but the Dodgers took my heart,” said 28-year-old Karen.
The Rams were defeated on Sunday Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 Before 70,048 at SoFi Stadium to win his first Super Bowl title in Los Angeles.
The win was dramatic Returning to professional football in Los Angeles after a long absence. The Los Angeles Lakers, Dodgers, Kings, and Sparks have won multiple world championships.
But not everyone thought that the day should be for multiple teams.
“As far as the Dodgers and Lakers, fair or not, that ship sailed two years ago,” one person wrote on Twitter. “Today is the time for rams.”
