Dodger Stadium Construction Update [End of 2024]

[@brodiebrazil]

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[@garyelder4610]

I wish he wouldn’t break it. Gretzky was and always will be, the GOAT🐐🐐🐐

[@trinodelpino1]

I heard one of the Dodger's executives said the reason they're renovating the visitor's side too is because,, "we're not playing checkers, we're playing Chess. Our main goal is to impress the visiting players to the point that they may want to play for us when they're free agent "

[@370enjoyer]

And people will get mad at the dodgers for this just because the dodgers have had recent success in the playoffs and have some of the highest game attendance in the mlb and they’re in one of the biggest markets ever not to mention the owners actually care about baseball any team can do what the dodgers do it’s their own fault they don’t

[@marcourzua385]

If they would to paint the seats Dodger blue instead of having those faded colors and also changed the screen projector to a bigger one and added something in between the seats pavillions instead of having nothing there then Yes players would be impressed. But for now Dodger stadium still looks boring and basic compare to SD or other stadiums. I mean this is Hollywood everything should be modern like SoFi stadium

[@villarreal6]

@@370enjoyerhad some of the highest attendance. No they been on top for more than a decade!!

[@370enjoyer]

@@marcourzua385 nah that’s what gives it charm it’s a classic and it had so many renovations done already they don’t really need to upgrade sure they could go modern but I think they’ll keep the classic stadium for a while and I’m happy with that and a lot of people like it too who aren’t even dodgers fans

[@m.d.1473]

@@marcourzua385 The black tarp beyond center field is there because when something else was, players on both sides complained about a distracting sight line behind pitchers when hitting. No need for more seats. It’s already a large capacity stadium. The two screens are fine with a great sound system. Petco is okay, but zero nostalgia along with the least knowledgeable fan base on the planet. 30 MLB teams and the Dodgers are #1 in attendance. It works

[@philstone5195]

I've been to many Dodgers games (all before 1990). The stadium appears to be timeless, even though it's the third oldest in the MLB.

[@JonathanGomes1980]

Amazing that they can keep this stadium going, upgrades and all. Yet, other teams, with 20-25year old stadiums are outdated and need to be replaced.

[@feoman]

The Dodgers own their Stadium (via the Guggenheim group) so they'll take care of their house as long as feasible and make it look good in the process. Tenant Teams *cough*the Diamondbacks*cough* will engage in the usual "20 years old stadium = old = want new house or we'll move" shenanigans.

[@dyingearth]

@@feoman Too bad McCourt still owns the parking lot, which is the only part of the organization he wants.

[@DabsDad]

not Toronto who just upgraded their stadium over the past two years from a stadium built in 88-89.

[@lakoncers13]

@@DabsDadDodger stadium was built in 1962

[@feoman]

@@lakoncers13 You're both making a similar point: older stadia being constantly renovated.

[@jerkytoo8184]

My first visit to Dodger Stadium was in 1985 and my most recent visit was in May 2024. There have been countless upgrades over the years, but the fundamental character and feel of the stadium has remained constant. The place looks as good now as it did 40 years ago.

[@OwenBramblett]

It looks better. And not 1 cent of all the money it took to build and update the stadium cane from the Dodgers and nit public funds.

[@Bluetree0502]

Adding luxury facilities to the visiting team is the ultimate flex.

[@gabrielsandoval7331]

💯. Part of their motivation has to be in demonstrating to opposing players how world class the Dodger organization is.

[@morcatna4767]

How they recruit other players ;0

[@edgardls95]

"This is nice, I wonder what the home clubhouse looks like" *whole team turns and stares*

[@gabrielsandoval7331]

@@edgardls95 if you were a ballplayer playing for a club with outdated facilities, I couldn’t help but imagine what their thought process is sitting in a visitor clubhouse at Dodger stadium. And the Dodgers already have a good rep of treating players highly, on top of paying them handsomely.

[@edgardls95]

@@gabrielsandoval7331 dont forget the weather

[@ImTheDudeMan471]

Go to the L.A. Building Department. If they pulled a permit, there's a set of public plans, on record.

[@JEK]

I have with the city of LA. The permits are vague they only show entire field blueprint vicinity describing clubhouse improvements. No renderings or descriptions.

[@paulk11227]

Cody Brazil is a 🤡

[@pepperonish]

Not sure about LA, but in Seattle you get a project description but not the actual plans.

[@steelernation6125]

you will get site plans and floor plans . no details

[@factsdontmatter7664]

Shohei doesn’t like the freeways so the Dodgers are building him a home there. It’s in his contract.

[@josuedelatorre35]

That’s gotta be the ultimate flex as a player lol. You’re so good the teams building you a home for you

[@Traditional_Maybe]

They should just buy him a house in Elysian park, no more freeways.

[@George-f8h]

He can just helipcoter in to work like Kobe used to do.

[@tpatrickl9539]

He’s driven in Japan. Southern California is wide open in comparison. Shohei can handle any traffic Los Angeles wants to throw at him. Looks to me like some club seating. Expensive fat cat seating.

[@factsdontmatter7664]

@@josuedelatorre35 😝

[@gordongross6311]

It’s where they’re gonna grow the Ohtani clones

[@Strattbatt]

Lmao

[@JoshuaR.Collins]

5:09 i'm not in the construction industry, but from what i do know, given the way its branching out, i would say it probably pex tubing (or something similar) for heated floors. If it was conduit for electrical or internet it wouldn't make sense for there to be some much (in my un-professional opinion)

[@williamlloyd3769]

Figure Dodgers will get enough of the structure complete to install the roof so they can fill in the hole and replace the field. The rest will be completed over the season. PS - Just the engineering to install an underground facility must be incredible!

[@buildingbuildercip8292]

It’s closer to 240’x 60’x20’deep. It also looks like the columns will continue up another lift. You can tell by how much rebar is continuing what looks to be straight up and not terminating with 90 degree bars turning into the deck. Maybe a cantilever of bleachers above.

[@kurtahrens9877]

I did the Dodgers Clubhouse tour at end of September 2024 and they said we were some of the last visitors to see the clubhouse. Everything is being redone per the tour (clubhouse, offices, cages, gym, PT, nutrition, possibly press room too).They upgraded the visitor clubhouse and installed visitor batting cages prior to the all star game in 2022 (MLB requirement). There are tunnels connecting all these locations to the dugouts and bullpens so that won't change. Based on the Dodgers always ending their renovations just days before opening day, I don't expect a fly through until then.

[@TrocarSlushWeasel]

5:00 All that wiring is for the time locks on the deferred money vaults for each player.

[@long-time-first-time]

Good to see a team willing to spend!

[@samiam619]

Spend yes, but SOMEONE is going to help pay for it. I’m a long time Dodger fan, but I live in Michigan now so it’s not me who has to pay $25 for a beer and more for parking.

[@long-time-first-time]

@samiam619 Oh no. 😱 I hope the Dodgers can stay afloat without your attendance at the Ravine. Dude....Ticket prices (+ concessions and parking) are not based on a team's payroll. That's the biggest misconception in sports.

[@samiam619]

@@long-time-first-time So let’s see those ticket prices drop back to 1966 levels. My only problem is having to listen to Rick Monday’s boring stories every game. The only thing he has never said, (unlike other cities broadcasters I’ve heard) is the Dodgers need a triple play to get out of this mess.

[@vitaAutLetum]

There's a reason why Dodger Stadium is a world class stadium. The Dodgers put a lot of money into keeping their home state of the art. This is what great organizations do.

[@rezident529]

They have no choice. That stadium is over 60 years old. its up there in age

[@JK4507]

Brodie, you are really wonderful to follow! Thank you for all you do!

[@HunterMaggiacomo]

Dodgers out here dunking on Tampa

[@miguelpadilla31]

The Sacramento A's: 🤡

[@370enjoyer]

Funny how everyone owner could easily just build a new stadium with their own funds and not even care about how much they spend yet they don’t they could all have stadiums like dodger stadium thing is they just care about profit only they don’t care about the game

[@HunterMaggiacomo]

@@370enjoyer true that, a good owner invests and is willing to take a loss for the greater good of the fans and players. If I was a billionaire I wouldn’t mind losing all my money if it meant that my rays would have a home for the next three decades. I’m actually motivated to one day be that person but to become a billionaire these days just doesn’t seem morally possible

[@glennterashita3248]

If there are construction delays, they can open at the LV Aviators stadium since Vegas is a Dodger town 😁

[@lakoncers13]

Just as many Giants fans in Vegas as Dodger fans

[@edgardls95]

They'll just use the coliseum with those nasty dimensions 😂

[@370enjoyer]

They’re actually will be some games there during spring

[@Salsuero]

Los Angeles isn't going to be agreeable to that. We don't want our home games force-played in another city, let alone another state ever again!

[@Mofokkachris]

All they gotta do is put a ceiling on it and put the dirt and seats back. They can finish the interior later

[@brodiebrazil]

agreed

[@TheHuskyK9]

Been to Dodger Stadium for multiple games and events, and even though it's one of the oldest baseball stadiums today, it's also one of the best baseball stadiums to visit and go to a game. Even the field itself is luxurious to play on

[@yokosomike]

Dad had Dodger season tickets 77’ and 78’ when I was 12 years old. Dodger stadium is the most beautiful stadium in the MLB and with a Dodger dog in hand, doesn’t get much better.!

[@paulgodbey304]

Not just one Dodger dog try about 3 and some nachos. And a drink... now you're talking.

[@mstoops64]

They've ruined the dodger dog since changing companies. Last year's was awful.

[@paulgodbey304]

@@mstoops64 I have to admit that I haven't tried the Papa Cantella's. Farmer John Dodger Dogs were very good and I don't understand why this ownership group changed it up.

[@yokosomike]

@ Oh man. Last Dodger dog I had was in 2014, caught a game before my move to Tokyo. It’s Shohei and Yamamoto craze here, kids and adults all over Japan are rooting for the Dodgers wearing caps and tshirts everywhere. I almost feel like it’s the 70s again growing up in the South Bay.

[@paulgodbey304]

@@yokosomike Mine was also in 2014 at a September game against the Nationals. I took my almost 6-year-old son. Dodger Dogs and nachos. Now, it's so expensive I don't know if I could afford to go.

[@JodiandKandy]

We were told when we went to the stadium last month, that they have tunnels between dugout and bullpen, and that’s what they’re working on improving.

[@BaseballNum5]

You should do a video on the Progressive Field multi year renovation updates. They are in the middle of year 2 of 3 of the upgrades I think. First phase turned out nice!

[@jimjimhuerta]

Went there in August, it’s coming along well

[@katemoo9581]

Thanks for the update on this

[@chrism70kc]

A quick internet search makes it look like the most obvious answer is that they are making new/improved clubhouses for the players. Probably bigger lockers, showers, examination room, etc. They need to get all these long-term improvements made before they have to start paying Otani in about 10 years.

[@dyingearth]

They've been paying Ohtani's full contract annually. Ohtani is only getting $2 million per year, the rest is deposited in escrow account audited by MLB and Players Union. The deferment only affect the luxury tax calculation and personal tax consideration. No, there's no huge bill due in 9 years.

[@ChrisVirgilio]

Is it possible they are moving the bullpen underground and putting cages next to it? Very easy access from the dugout, and adds seats in the outfield?

[@Objectivity-w5j]

@@dyingearth I'm not sure why people dont get that. The Dodgers owners are Hedge Fund managers....THIS IS WHAT THEY DO!!!

[@JonnyDIY]

My guess is underfloor heating if it squiggles all over the floor 👍

[@alanm2842]

do they need heat in that part on the country, especial underground.

[@JonnyDIY]

@alanm2842 yes it gets pretty dang cold there and especially that far underground. But who knows maybe just wire or plumbing runs

[@23ofSeptember]

I'm thinking there is an underground bullpen and some doctors offices, training rooms etc. Guys like Ohtani want to be able to throw while they are in the dugout area, and not have to go to the bullpen in left field during the game. It allows for him to start throwing as soon as he finishes an at bat, instead of only getting to throw 5 or 6 warm-up pitches (They only get 2 minutes) between innings. Basically, its like a private throwing area. They are common in Japanese stadiums, but usually they are under the bleachers.

[@charlesjwin]

something similar was pulled off at the Cubs stadium in recent years.

[@alanm2842]

i was there in 2015 construction was in progress at that time.

[@kennethfosco7655]

Hey Brodie Happy New Year! It goes to show you that instead of crying the blues about a new ballpark like these owners do the Dodgers have kept their ballpark in great condition and what do you know over 60 years old and it looks like new. Take care and good luck in your new endeavor! Jersey Ken

[@brianwoods9552]

Dodger Stadium has long been known as having one of the more scenic ballparks in the MLB, the BEST manicured field and the largest crowds. With the renovations shortly before the All-Star game they hosted back in 2022 as well as these new underground spaces would make it perhaps the most state-of-the-art stadium despite having one of the oldest stadiums. FYI, Dodger Stadium is the third oldest ballpark in the MLB (only Wrigley and Fenway are older). Dodgers don't need to publicly advertise their new facilities. Having these new amenities on the visitor's side actually show opponents first-hand how world-class an organization it is and how attractive it'd be to play there on a permanent basis.

[@C_Los808]

Need a larger locker room for the upcoming WS celebrations. 😮

[@Mr1stcat]

As a Dodgers fan this is awesome 💙 but also a little sad too knowing there are teams like the A's and Tampa bay Rays out there not catering to their loyal fans

[@Bk6346]

Dodgers have a 25 year $8 billion tv contract. You can’t compare them to Oakland or Tampa who have less revenues.

[@Dr_Cole]

I’m not in construction or hire for major construction projects, but I have hired vendors for 30+ years where the timeline of a vendors work was considered to be mission critical for my client. This is when a contractor’s history of completing projects on time is reviewed in detail and compared across multiple bidders. Plans for handling unexpected setbacks factor in (e.g., handling a collapse at this time, handling archeological delays as these must be incorporated in any major project with digging, etc.) would also be required and reviewed by an independent expert. There’s simply no probable way that this project is not completed on time, save an earthquake or other major disaster too improbable to work into the timelines. I also suspect that the Dodgers marketing team is working on a video to share but will only do so when it is done so as to not freak out fans regarding their ability to complete this project on time.

[@tedmakalena9865]

Heard a rumor that the new construction is field level stadium clubs like Raiders stadium and others

[@pjdambra]

Looks like a new Bullpen/ Batting Cage area to me.

[@dphotos007]

I went to the adult Dodger camp two years ago and the camp used both batting cages that are on the Dodgers side and visitors side.. Both cages are are really small. Maybe it is an area to warm up a players arm? Who knows what they are doing. Both areas have nice locker rooms and a trainers room along with a snack area and the bathroom area.

[@liqwid99]

Cheers mate. great input. Dodger fan from Down Under

[@buildingbuildercip8292]

I was involved in the construction of the dugout and locker rooms back in the early 2000’s.

[@EdTignor]

If it's 240 feet long, that is divisible by 60 evenly out to 4. 60 ft (6 in) from mound to home. Seems like cage area? Hard to tell but if there's no pipes stubbed up in the concrete floor, there's not going to be any plumbing. So cages would make the most sense. Especially with it right off the dugout. Maybe more of those trajectory pitching machines?

[@seansley]

Part of Olympics 2028 upgrades too, right? Big city budget for all the things.

[@tbx59]

No public money goes into Dodger stadium.

[@dorothygale1104]

@@tbx59 No public money is going into hosting the Olympics either. Just like 1984 Olympics, it is all privately financed.

[@EM-cz4rd]

Using Google Earth and the measurement tools, EACH side is roughly 10,000 to 11,000 square feet of added space on the floor level only. Double if it's two stories.

[@wilhud]

KTLA 5 reported a month ago that they're new clubhouse areas. Video is called "Dodger Stadium undergoing rennovations" on their channel

[@Salsuero]

The "cabling" is for heating. It can get chilly at night up there on that mountain top... and it is underground, which can also get pretty cold compared to the exterior atmospheric temperature.

[@ocgabe]

It could be gathering places for company events. I know a few decades ago, my company had a "day at the park" event and there was an area under the stadium where they had food for us. So, it might be something that has nothing to do with the players or cool amenities. Could also be employee areas and storage.

[@baracktrump1410]

Those cables coming from the hole may be for a heated floor, but this is California you wouldn't think the need is there.

[@Salsuero]

It's underground, things can get pretty cold when you're underground.

[@brianchua4240]

It's making a lot of sense why you were hearing all the drillings going on at Dodger stadium postgame when they had their interviews. The construction crew was already trying to get ahead of the game from the ground.

[@TiltBrook]

Gus Fring is looking to complete his LA civic duty on time

[@robantlo227]

I believe that the pitchers will be able to go to the bullpen from the bottom instead of the field level.

[@levimoore2344]

My guess is upgraded batting and weight room facilities is what is going in these new underground structures and where the current ones are will be expanded/improved clubhouse and other facilities.

[@massey4business]

You know what this means guys? It means that Dodger Stadium is here for many years to come! 💙💙💙

[@josemaldonado949]

Making room for more trophies

[@rjenkins66bj]

I went to few games in 82-84. When I was stationed on the USS New Jersey in Long Beach. Me and a friend of mine would go every time. The Cardinals or Braves came to LA. Dodger Stadium is unique. Especially where it is situated in Chavez Ravine. It is a National Treasure. You have The Golden Gate Bridge and Dodger Stadium as the two American treasure on the west coast.

[@zeekwolfe6251]

@rjenkins66bj You forgot the Memorial Coliseum, the La Brea tar pits site on Wilshire and the world's greatest zoo in San Diego. The Getty center for Greek and Roman antiquities in Malibu deserves a mention. Your points are well taken, however. The football announcer during the game called the Rose Bowl the most beautiful stadium in the world. Hard to disagree if you have ever been there.

[@al6347]

Great info BB .Appreciate the update please keep us informed. ⚾️

[@tipjackson3973]

That looks like an area for the fan experience

[@tipjackson3973]

Bar, sofas, tvs…

[@hansgrubber5753]

They are building new state of the art club houses, training facilities, offices for managers and medical personal. This will all be under ground and will not alter the playing field or prior seating arrangements for season ticket holders.

[@michaelorozco8638]

If you know what was there before you'd understand how small it was for them, they had a cool weight room but was cramped and a batting cage, they had a tiny team laundry room but was small, they had a private team kitchen but was small, the locker room was recently renovated and looked cool but for champions they deserve more room and cooler updated equipment.

[@Salsuero]

Great thing is... the organization agrees with you and is making that happen!

[@senatorlainez]

Never seen a stadium construction project get this much scrutiny from folks. **Insert Dwayne Wade "love it" meme here.**

[@Soarin2Orl]

When you build a stadium the right way the first time( the size,the sight lines,the location ), include the weather,the rest will be history…it’s literally the Notre Dame cathedral of baseball.🎉

[@Soarin2Orl]

It’s nice to build a new stadium in plce every so many years using World Series money…

[@Chris_In_Texas]

3:50 The red truck is 8.5" or 102" wide, so you could use that.

[@gordongross6311]

This is fascinating, thanks for getting all of this info together

[@DavidArriaga-f3l]

If you ever paid for the expensive seats, that is probably gonna be an extension of the dugout restaurant

[@WramblinWreck2187]

It would kind of help to know what they already have clubhouse wise or batting cages.

[@buildingbuildercip8292]

It won’t take too long. Those walls will be poured and stripped in about two weeks. Then they’ll immediately start forming a deck over the opening this will take five days to deck then 5 days for MEP and rebar. It will pour in one day, then strip 7 days later. The walls will be waterproofed while the deck is being built, then backfilled with dirt after the deck pours. The backfill should only take about 3 days. Not very big at all.

[@eltipodelosvideos]

Good video

[@SKYWALKERDFS]

Could have done all of this with Oakland

[@KingBueno619]

Imagine if they upgrade to a 100,000+ seat stadium

[@George-f8h]

Imagine they would have to double the parking space. It's already a traffic crisis as it is now.

[@cliffspencer3237]

The apparent similarities in size between both excavation sites lead me to believe that the project might be to expand fan amenities in some way (i.e. restrooms, merchandise or food concessions, etc.).

[@alanm2842]

if you put fans down there a lot of exits would be required.

[@oscarlopezjr3]

I’m definitely curious to see what it’s going to look like. I wish there were renderings.

[@elosogonzalez8739]

Moving the Press Bow so the Dodgers can sell MORE HIGH PRICED SEATS. Makin' Money!

[@lamambas9390]

they’re caving out the baseline club like how Miami and the Yankees have their seats. Both sides already have full size gyms and batting cages so it’s most likely going to be lounges

[@merojo3519]

I agree there will be a high percentage of fans that will have no idea this is there. Hopefully they let us see what they did when it’s finished ✌️⚾️💙⚾️👍👍

[@thepumpkinsatire]

They're building a giant vault down there.

[@Bluetree0502]

@@thepumpkinsatire storing all the deferred money 😉

[@gordongross6311]

Wow wouldn’t that be something! The dodgers have gotten so big that maybe they’ve gone full Illuminati 😂

[@dmlfan928]

Got to keep that deffered money somewhre

[@adriane7841]

I wonder if a major renovation like this will happen at Wrigley Field sooner than later

[@sportgeek]

I am thinking a lot of this will be a new luxury area for those field box seats. I did hear they were going to change those up.

[@BrandonDoesStuff1]

Yes, it is interesting. Fortunately, teh construction only needs to complete the roof and then replace the playing surface. The internal portions of the structure can be completed later. In fact, I'd assume that is the case.

[@JoseMendoza-vc7bg]

Those are post tentioning cables

[@dvo1245]

It's new clubhouses 4 the players, also it's 2 stories, Dodgers side will be done 4 the start of this season, supposedly... visitors side will be finished & ready 4 the 2026 season... Forgot where I found the information but it's out there if u wanna find out... If u get a peak with construction workers in the pits, they look tiny, those pits are huge!!!!!

[@brodiebrazil]

I've searched hard and found literally zero official from the team on this

[@dvo1245]

Let me try & find where I saw that info, it'll take a hot minute but I'll try... Edit: ok, found it... guess it was a video, guy doing the video is in dodger stadium, gives up close views of the pits & gives info/dates on the construction written at the bottom of the screen, but yea, it's def unofficial but even if it's speculation, seems believable enough...

[@dvo1245]

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[@feoman]

I wonder how many of these improvements will allow the Guggenheim group of owners to better use Dodger Stadium as an even better multipurpose facility 🤔

[@jondavis4754]

It's to add and modernize the home and visitors locker rooms and dugout. The visitor side won't be finished by next season. I have no idea what will happen for visiting team.

[@krissolson7043]

The interior area may not be ready for the start of the season. They'll get the ceiling put on and finish the interior during the season. This is new square footage and they probably have the old clubhouse intact.

[@rufusmedrano2962]

I love it when someone give an update when they don’t know what their talking about

[@brodiebrazil]

*they're

[@timotheegoulet1511]

Knowing the Dodgers with their esteemed heritage can guarantee every inch of that interior will will be decorated in Dodgers class. For a first rate organization they must keep a good public image for the fans.

[@brianmorrison3312]

They are building a subterranean racetrack and Casino for Ohtani.

[@ahmadburhanhabibi]

Thanks for the update. Still surreal that this would be massive PR boost for Dodgers yet theu barely announce anything.

[@davexander4142]

Look at the stairwell, its two stories... there are stairs on both sides of the trench, the one closest to the dugout is def two stories.

[@charliem9831]

How does the prices of 100M get out but not what it’s for?

[@alanm2842]

when a building permit is obtained a valuation is stated, the plans may not be public record.

[@kendeezytv1853]

Let’s see how it Turns Out. Should be Interesting

[@pblmrt]

This probably isn't part of his recruitment, but this will be one of the main reasons why Roki could pick the Dodgers due to this huge investment in the team's clubhouse. I see why the Dodgers been quiet about this project as Roki want his meetings to be private as well.

[@BridgetMinton]

What is it going to do for bounces when the ball hits that refill and roof.

[@Andrew_John_28]

I wish you did this for rogers centre the past few years

[@nickhull83]

Its a new club house, player amenities and facilities. There is no way they drop $100 Mill on a batting cage.

[@garyb2392]

Dodgers are doing everything right !

[@KCGS_Productions]

I wonder if those are going to be field level suites

[@AlexAcostaArt]

Didn't they barely finish a big renvoation project about a year or so ago?

[@brodiebrazil]

few years back, yes they did

[@johngibson8636]

I think it may also be part of new premium seating. I received an email for tickets in the new 3rd base club going for close to 100k for 40 games in the first 4 rows.

[@jamesparker7729]

The Dodgers are way ahead of the game. My guess is they are building the new parallel Dodger Stadium right before our eyes. It will be built on the same footprint as the current stadium with an even larger seating capacity. Dodger Stadium is the largest stadium in MLB seating 56,000. And they fill them. Since they average almost 4,000,000 fans per season, more seating will offset some of the payroll. I can see the new Dodger Stadium seating between 58,000 to 60,000! So the infrastructure for the new stadium is already being put down with new sections phased in. Oh, those tricky Dodgers. Who knew!😮🤔🤫

[@zeekwolfe6251]

Every time I go the Dodger Stadium it always looks brand new. This place is easily the best baseball stadium in America if not the world. It is a perfect compliment to SoFi Stadium down the freeway a few miles in Inglewood. LA amazes me every visit.

[@rayzztera.3171]

Now, if only McCourt would invest in the parking lot, people wouldn't feel so ripped off when they pay $50 for general.

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maybe they got olimpics in mind