The roster isn’t the only thing being improved this offseason as the home of the Los Angeles Dodgers is in the middle of a $100 million makeover.
At 63 years old, Dodger Stadium certainly doesn’t show its age. The renowned history of the ballpark is evident with every turn, but there are still a few areas to modernize the home of the 2024 World Series champions.
A lot of these changes, however, may not be visible to fans.
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Bill Plunkett of the Orange County Register reported that this current renovation is, “centered on the player facilities, expanding the clubhouses, adding a second indoor batting cage and more space in other areas like the food room and workout area.