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There’s lots of good stuff to pick up at Dodger Stadium — and with 13 home games over the next 17 days, lots of opportunity, too.
— Jon Weisman
By Jon Weisman
Because No. 22 is so special to us, here’s a $22 special for you.
The Dodgers will offer a limited number of $22 Reserve Level tickets to the April 29 Clayton Kershaw Fleece Blanket night (presented by Security Benefit), featuring the Dodgers against the rival Giants.
Those $22 tickets will be on sale from 10 a.m. Tuesday through Thursday, while the Dodgers take on the Giants in San Francisco. This ticket special offers savings of up to 54 percent.
Get your $22 tickets at dodgers.com/22 (or by calling 866-DODGERS) beginning at 10 a.m. Tuesday. This offer will also be available at the Dodger Stadium Lot P Advance Ticket Office.
The first 40,000 fans in attendance April 29 will receive the Kershaw fleece blanket.
P.S.: Stay tuned for this:
We want to crash your picnic! We'll be visiting Griffith, Echo and Elysian parks this Friday. More details to come. pic.twitter.com/4BsHcBuKbQ
— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) April 20, 2015
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Don’t miss the Kids’ Yasiel Puig Replica Jersey (presented by Kellogg’s Rice Krispie Treats) that will be handed out to the first 15,000 ticketed children 14-and-under at the Dodgers-Diamondbacks game May 3 — the same day as Viva Los Dodgers and Kids Run the Bases.
I’ll admit to a particular affinity to the star of the promo video above and his deskmate.
— Jon Weisman
By Jon Weisman
The Dodgers have filled out their bobblehead plans for 2015. Here’s the full schedule, which wraps up with some big names:
Remember, the Dodgers’ 20-game Mini Plan offers tickets for all 10 bobblehead giveaways, all 8 Cy Young Collectors’ pins, Opening Day and Jackie Robinson Day. For the 30-game plan, you can pick any games you like.
In addition, the Dodgers will also have two more Dodger Stadium Movie Nights: “The Lego Movie” on June 20 (after the 4:15 p.m. game against the Giants) and “Back to the Future” on August 15 (after the 6:10 p.m. game vs. the Reds). Screenings are free with a game-day ticket, and fans sitting in the pavilions will be invited down to the field postgame for a better viewing experience.
For the full 2015 promotional calendar, visit www.dodgers.com/promotions.
Tommy Lasorda garden gnome, presented by @ChefMerito. Get yours May 25: http://t.co/8FWOQkd9fb https://t.co/SYG02liGiQ
— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) February 11, 2015
By Jon Weisman
After checking out the video above, check out this quick update on what’s percolating in the Dodgers’ world …
By Jon Weisman
On Day 2 of the Dodgers’ Pitching in the Community caravan (presented by Bank of America) today, Dodger alumni including Al Downing, Lee Lacy (pictured), Tim Leary and Dennis Powell visited Hollenbeck Middle School for a project with City Year, which “works to bridge the gap in high-poverty communities between the support that students actually need and what their schools are designed and resourced to provide.”
Next, the caravan visited the After-School All-Stars at Cesar Chavez Elementary, led by Al Ferrara, Matt Luke Luke, Powell, Dodger employees and Bank of America volunteers. After-School All-Stars Los Angeles “educates, enlightens and inspires young people by providing dynamic and exciting opportunities for success, while cultivating self-esteem, leadership and respect to help build healthier communities.”
For more photos from today, visit LA Photog Blog.
Meanwhile …
In celebration of National Bobblehead Day today, the Dodgers have unveiled their 2015 Clayton Kershaw bobblehead, which will be given away May 12 when the Dodgers host the Marlins. Season tickets or a Dodger Mini Plan offers you the opportunity to grab your seats for the game now.
— Jon Weisman
Jon SooHoo/Los Angeles Dodgers
By Jon Weisman
There are numerous great promotions at Dodger Stadium next year, but it’s hard not to immediately take note of one particular giveaway.
May 25: Tommy Lasorda garden gnome
On Jackie Robinson Day, which returns to Dodger Stadium on April 15 after a one-year absence, fans for the first time ever will receive an adult Jackie Robinson replica jersey.
Other new items for 2015 will include a Cy Young Collectors’ Pin Series, an adult replica pullover jacket, a coaster set, kids’ cereal bowl, Father’s Day BBQ set, Hello Kitty plush, kids’ hamper and spray bottle with fan.
Returning next season are Friday Night Fireworks and Viva Los Dodgers, as well as 10 bobblehead giveaway nights in 2015.
“Our goal is to continually offer our fans the finest promotional giveaways and events,” said Dodger executive vice president and chief marketing officer Lon Rosen. “We’ve put together a lineup featuring new and creative concepts as well as fan-favorite items that have been popular with Dodger fans for many years. We also are bringing back one of our favorite events in the Hollywood Stars game (June 6).”
A preset 20-game Mini Plan offers all 10 bobblehead giveaways, all 8 Cy Young pins, Opening Day and Jackie Robinson Day. A 30-game Flex Plan allows for any 2015 home game, including Opening Day, and features rights to purchase tickets to potential NLDS and NLCS postseason games. Fans can also add additional games to 30-game Flex Plans. Tickets for the mini plans start at $17 per game, and details are available now.
Fans can also sign up for the 2015 season ticket wait list at www.dodgers.com/seasontickets.
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A can’t-miss week at Dodger Stadium is coming fast, with the Clayton Kershaw Commemorative No-Hit Pin on September 22, Sleeved Blanket on September 23 and Kershaw’s final scheduled regular-season start on September 24 — all against the San Francisco Giants.
That’s followed by the final Friday Night Fireworks of the year on September 26, La Gran Fiesta — Viva Los Dodgers on September 27 and Fan Appreciation Day on September 28, all against the lively opponents that are the Colorado Rockies.
Get your tickets now. And don’t forget about the #DodgerBlueOut.
— Jon Weisman
By Erik Wilson
Are you pumped after the Dodgers took two of three in San Francisco this past weekend? Get ready to channel that energy next week into the #DodgerBlueOut.
For Wednesday’s first annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Night at Dodger Stadium, the Dodgers are offering a special event ticket package that includes a ticket to the game and a commemorative Law Enforcement Appreciation Dodger mug.
Pregame ceremonies will honor law enforcement groups throughout Southern California, including a special tribute to officers who lost their lives in 2014: Police Officer III Nicholas Choung Lee, Police Officer II Chris Cortijo and Police Officer II Roberto C. Sanchez. LAPD Chief Charlie Beck will be on hand to throw the ceremonial first pitch.
Limited tickets are still available. To purchase or find out more information, visit dodgers.com/lawenforcement.
— Afton Kurth
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Matt Kemp gives a winning performance in this promo spot (modeled after “The Indian and the Cupboard”) for the Matt Kemp Figurine giveaway, August 24 when the Dodgers host the Mets. The first 40,000 ticketed fans in attendance will receive the item.
— Jon Weisman
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Here’s a nice video compiling fan photos from the Vin Scully Talking Microphone giveaway at Dodger Stadium on July 29, the night the Dodger legend announced his return for 2014.
— Jon Weisman
On the occasion of the Dodger owner’s birthday, we’d like to formally present the Magic Johnson Bobblehead. This will be given away to the first 50,000 ticketed fans at the September 2 game vs. Washington; tickets are on sale now.
— Jon Weisman
A.J. Ellis is back in the starting lineup for the Dodgers tonight. He’s also on tap for a bobblehead giveaway, September 7 against the Diamondbacks. Here’s your quick peek.
— Jon Weisman
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