As the Los Angeles Dodgers gear up for the Tokyo Series against the Chicago Cubs, significant renovations are underway at Dodger Stadium. Team president Stan Kasten detailed improvements made for both players and fans, emphasizing a long-overdue update to the clubhouse, which had not seen upgrades in over a decade. The remodeling includes modern training facilities and technology, ensuring the Dodgers remain competitive. Kasten shared that players are excited about the changes and the stadium will be ready for exhibition games with the Angles later this month.
This was about the long overdue renovations to the clubhouse, adding another batting cage, making the clubhouse kind of a more modern clubhouse.
Twelve years ago when we did it the first time, we were state-of-the-art... we had become no longer state-of-the-art.
I will tell you, I had breakfast with two players this morning and they told me, as excited as they are to get their rings, they're really excited to see the clubhouse.
We're going to be ready for our first exhibition game with the Angels on the 23rd.
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