Teoscar Hernández made history by becoming the first Los Angeles Dodgers player to win the Home Run Derby, outlasting Bobby Witt Jr. in a thrilling final round. The Dominican Republic native overcame a strong challenge from the Kansas City star, winning 14-13 with a wall-scraping effort on his final swing. Hernández, a key offseason signing for the Dodgers, joined an elite group of Dominican players to earn the Derby title. The new event format, with limited pitches and timed rounds, added excitement to the Finals as Witt came close to matching Hernández's total. The crowd at Globe Life Field was energized by the dramatic showdown, with Witt hitting over 425 feet on one impressive home run. Hernández's journey to victory included a swing-off win in the semifinals, showcasing his power and determination. This historic win earned Hernández a $1 million prize, cementing his status as a Home Run Derby champion.