There will be ten Dodgers 2018 Bobblehead giveaway games during the regular season home game at Dodger Stadium.
The 2018 Dodgers Bobblehead giveaway games will include Cody Bellinger, Corey Seager, Chris Taylor, Manny Mota, as well as Kike Hernandez. Cody Bellinger.
Here is a look at the Los Angeles Dodgers 2018 Bobblehead Giveaway Games!
LA Dodgers fans, take Clayton Kershaw home with you. Clayton Kershaw Bobblehead Giveaway Night on Wednesday, July 26, 2018.
Watch the Los Angeles Dodgers and Arizona Minnesota Twins at the Dodger Stadium and take home your very own Clayton Kershaw Selfie Bobblehead Giveaway.
LA Dodgers fans, take Adrian Gonzalez home with you. Adrian Gonzalez Bobblehead Giveaway Night on Wednesday, September 6, 2018.
Watch the LA Dodgers and Arizona Diamondbacks at the Dodger Stadium and take home your very own Adrian Gonzalez Selfie Bobblehead Giveaway.
Dodger fans, celebrate one of the most anticipated Dodgers Promotional Giveaway nights of the season. Cody Bellinger Bobblehead Night!
Cody Bellinger Bobblehead was on Night Friday, September 8, 2017, at Dodger Stadium. The Dodgers will face the Colorado Rockies. Stay tuned for the Cody Bellinger 2018 Bobblehead game information.
There will be ten Dodgers 2017 Bobbleheads giveaway games during the regular season. The 2017 Dodgers Bobblehead giveaway games will include Clayton Kershaw, Justin Turner, Andre Ethier as well as Joc Pederson, Gil Hodges, Adrian Gonzalez, Julio Urias and rookie sensation Cody Bellinger.
Here is a look at the Los Angeles Dodgers 2017 Bobblehead Giveaway Games!
All You Can Eat Dodgers Tickets average $30.00 per ticket for home games at Dodger Stadium.
With your purchase of All You Can Eat Dodger Tickets Right Field Pavilion. Your ticket includes unlimited Dodger Dogs, Popcorn, Peanuts, Nachos, Soda, and water! Don’t miss any of the games on the 2018 schedule including fireworks, promotional giveaway nights and rivalry games. Score deals on all Dodger Tickets All you can eat right field Pavilion today.
Here is a look at 2018 Dodgers All You Can Eat Right Field Pavilion Tickets. The teams below are who the Los Angeles Dodgers play during the regular 2018 Major League Baseball season at Dodger Stadium.
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The average Dodgers Tickets price for a home game at the Dodger Stadium is currently $88.00 per ticket. The average get’in price is $17.00 per ticket. The average dugout price is $532.00 per ticket.
Here is a look at the average Dodgers Tickets prices for their 2018 schedule of games at the Los Angeles Dodger Stadium.
The Los Angeles Dodgers are currently in second place in the National League West just 1.0 games behind the San Francisco Giants. With Major League Baseball playoff fever in the air now is a perfect time to join the 2,664,279 fans who have attended a Dodger game in 2016. Check out the Dodgers Promotional Giveaways August 2016 below, and then shop for your Dodgers Tickets in our marketplace to see these games in person and get your promotional item.
Who doesn’t love free stuff! There is nothing like heading out to Dodger Stadium to watch your favorite team play, eat Dodger Dogs, nachos, peanuts and a cold beverage under the beautiful Los Angeles sky as well as hanging out with 50,000 other baseball fans. No matter if you bleed blue or your cheering for the opposing team there is one thing for sure, seeing a game at Dodger Stadium with the whole family can be….priceless.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers history goes all the way back to 1884 when they team was first formed and called the Brooklyn Atlantics and managed by George Taylor. Since the beginning, there have been twenty-five managers coaching the team and nine different team names for the beloved Los Angeles Dodgers. Knowing the Dodgers Managers is a great conversation piece if you’re going to a game a Dodger Stadium or just looking to impress your friends with your knowledge of the blue crew.
George Taylor coached the Brooklyn Atlantics in 1884 where he coached the to a disappointing 40-64 record.
Charlie Hacket was the manager for the Brooklyn Grays in 1885 where he led them to a below average 15-22 record.