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With a seating capacity of 56,000, the Los Angeles Dodgers stadium offers ample seating arrangements to accommodate the varied tastes of every fan. From

2011 Dodgers Tickets Information:
Barrys Tickets is the best place to get your Los Angeles Dodgers Tickets or any other MLB Tickets at the best prices possible. The 2011 Los Angeles Dodgers will attempt to rebound from their fourth-place National League West finish in 2010. This is the franchise's 54th season in Southern California, since moving from Brooklyn after the 1957 season.

The Dogers expect a big season out of Andre Either and Matt Kemp. With the supporting cast they have around them, it's up to them to carry the load. Kemp delivered 28 home runs last year. Also a healthy Rafael Furcal, who played less than 100 games last season. On the field, Furcal is one of the top lead-off hitters in the game. Los Angeles also brought in second baseman Juan Uribe—who set career-highs with 24 home runs and 85 RBI with the Giants last season. The Dodgers expect to get results from their starting rotation. Clayton Kershaw solidified his spot at the top of the rotation after another great run in 2010. Kershaw went just 13-10, but finished with an ERA of 2.91, which shows how little the offense was providing.

Chad Billingsley also didn't get a lot of run support, as he went 12-11 with a 3.57 ERA.
Los Angeles decided to bring back Ted Lilly, whom they acquired in a midseason trade with the Cubs. Lilly went 7-4 with a 3.52 ERA with the Dodgers, and should be a solid No. 3 starter.

The last two spots in the rotation figure to be filled by Hiroki Kuroda and Jon Garland. Kuroda went just 11-13 last season, but had a 3.39 ERA and 1.161 WHIP. Garland returns to the Dodgers after a season with the Padres, where he went 14-12 with a 3.47 ERA.

While the Dodgers might not have the star power in their starting rotation, there is no question they have the arms to make a run in the West. Dodger Season Ticket Holders should be very excited about the teams chances this year. You can also join in on the excitement by purchasing your own Dodger Tickets and watch the Dodgers make a run at the MLB Championship. Get your Los Angeles Dodgers tickets now.

Los Angeles Dodgers – Finding a Home in Dodger Stadium
One of Major League Baseball's most popular and beloved teams, the Dodgers are lucky to have a home that suits the image of their team and provides a high level of comfort for the team and their fans alike. Dodger Stadium was constructed in 1962 specifically for its namesake, the world famous baseball team. In its several decades of existence, it has hosted almost ten World Series championships, as well as the baseball portion of the 1984 Summer Olympics. With such high profile events taking place within its hallowed walls, this outdoor baseball diamond has been taken to just as legendary of a level as the team it represents.

Having served its namesakes well for four decades, in 2005 the Dodgers decided to renovate their stadium with a whole new interior facelift. All of the seating was replaced with more subtle colors than the garish choices of the 1970's, and new box-style seating was also installed that allows visitors more legroom and tables to place their concessions on. A whole new concourse replete with updated food options, green spaces, and other fancy touches is also in the works to make the team's home as comfortable as possible.

There is a unique feel to this old-school stadium, the third oldest still in use in the country. The wavy roof gives a touch of individuality, as does its conscious setting among natural scenery. Additional items that give a high-tech feel to the Stadium are strobe lights that pulse on and off, announcing the arrival of the Dodgers into the venue and alerting fans that the game is about to begin. Strong design features make the Stadium earthquake-proof, an important consideration for Southern California. The building itself should be visited not only as a relic of the golden age of baseball, but also as a testament to the unrelenting future of baseball.

The renovations to Dodger Stadium are ongoing, with further changes and updates planned after the conclusion of the season. This continues to ensure that the Los Angeles Dodgers have a home that befits their own grand legacy, drawing in fans from all over the world who want the ultimate baseball experience. Dodger Stadium is a relic that is a must-see for any baseball loving visitor planning a trip to Los Angeles in the near future, especially with children. This is a great family friendly activity that will create lifetime memories that will be passed on to future generations.

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