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Dodgers' 'Kiké' Hernández Thanks Fat Joe for Helping Yankees Bomb World Series

TMZ.com Friday, 1 November 2024
Fat Joe became the butt of all jokes at the Los Angeles Dodgers championship parade day when Enrique Hernández credited him with helping the New York Yankees LOSE the World Series!!! Kiké took the podium Friday and had no shame in his game sizing…
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