Andrew Friedman Shows Off Memorabilia in Dodger Stadium Office Tour
Dodgers president of baseball operations Andrew Friedman is going into his ninth season at the helm in Los Angeles. During his first eight years in LA, the Dodgers have gone to the NLCS five times and the World Series three times, winning it all in 2020.
The Dodgers social media team recently posted a video on TikTok of Friedman giving a tour of his office at Dodger Stadium.
Friedman has a couple cool bits of memorabilia that mean a lot to him. Obviously, his replica of the 2020 World Series trophy is very meaningful, representing the ultimate success in what he’s trying to do in his job. He also has a giant Tommy Lasorda bobblehead that was given to him (and autographed) by Lasorda himself. Draped over that bobblehead is a jersey given to him by Lasorda from the former manager’s time managing Team USA. Friedman also shows a photo of Lasorda in his car with five of the giant bobbleheads on his way to the stadium the day he gave them to Friedman and others.
The final bit of the tour shows Friedman’s view overlooking the field at Dodger Stadium, which is a view you can’t beat as far as a working environment. I can see my neighbor’s driveway from where I’m sitting, and if I crane my head to the right, I can see the beautiful snowy mountains above my house. Would I trade it for the Dodger Stadium view? Yes, yes I would.
It’s a cool peek into Friedman’s office where the best executive in baseball gets his work done.
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