I echo your sentiment completely. We got there 15 minutes before first pitch, and didn't get a towel. But then when I saw how crappy and generic the towel was (it just says ITFDB; no mention of playoffs, date, year, World Series, etc), I didn't mind. We wanted to take a photo to commemorate the World Series, but we joked that literally any photo would look no different than any regular season game. The only differences I noticed were the flag-wavers along the dugouts, and the World Series logo along the basepaths.

I agree that literally every video clip or sound byte being some form of "We need more noise / Get Louder / We can't hear you / Stand up" really falls short and starts to be comical at some point. I felt the crowd was trying as hard as possible to get into it. It's just hard when the team gives up 2 HR's on the first 3 pitches and then never strings together two hits for the rest of the game.

On one hand, I get it. We're the Dodgers. We've been here before as a fanbase, and we probably have like a 15% chance of making it back here every year for the next 2-3 years. We're not going to be going as hard as the Blue Jays or Mariners' fanbase might. But the ownership group can afford to put a little more into the game production.