Dodgers fans are learning a harsh lesson about their billion-dollar roster
Uniqlo buying naming rights at Dodger Stadium isn't the problem Dodgers fans think it is. The cost of going to a game is.
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Dodger Stadium 2026 ultimate fan guide
It all starts again Thursday night. Coming off back-to-back World Series championships, the Dodgers will begin the trek toward a historic three-peat when they host the Arizona Diamondbacks for a prime-time Opening Day showdown at Dodger Stadium. After five long months, baseball will finally be back at Chavez Ravine. And this new season will come...
Don’t worry, Dodgers fans. Field naming rights at Dodger Stadium is just business
Outraged the Dodgers sold the naming rights to their home field? Don’t be. Just be glad that when the Dodgers unveiled a red Uniqlo sign behind the center field wall on Wednesday, they also didn’t announce plans to change the name of the franchise to the Los Angeles Shoheis. That’s not to say it won’t...
Dodger Stadium gets an unexpected name change
The back-to-back defending World Series champions will be playing at a new home (at least in name). The Los Angeles Dodgers announced on Wednesday that their home field of Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles, Calif. is getting a name change. The new name of the stadium will be UNIQLO Field at Dodger Stadium. A new … The post Dodger Stadium gets an unexpected name change appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Dodger Stadium visit for a family of four now the most expensive in MLB
A trip to Dodger Stadium now costs a family of four $413, the highest in MLB for 2026. Here’s why Dodgers ticket prices continue to soar above league average.
All about Dodgers’ opening day 2026 — and why the team won’t get World Series rings that day
The Los Angeles Dodgers open the 2026 MLB season on March 26 at Dodger Stadium against the Arizona Diamondbacks, airing nationally on NBC and Peacock. Here’s the first pitch time, pitching outlook, and when the 2025 World Series ring ceremony will take place.
Kirsten Watson gives no-look fist bump during on-air broadcast
For once, Shohei Ohtani's left-handed swing wasn't the smoothest thing at Dodger Stadium.