Dodgers: 5 Things We Miss About Dodger Stadium
Every year, millions of Dodgers fans flock to the stadium to take in ball games in one of the best atmospheres in all of baseball. Unfortunately, no one gets to do that right now, and we’re awfully sad about that. So instead of wallowing in pity, we decided to ask fans the top five things they miss the most about going out to the ballgame. Some of these answers will warm even an ice-cold heart.
Dodgers Family
For the most part, Dodgers fans voted that they just really missed taking in a game with their close friends and family. That was a reoccurring theme, as fans chimed in from Facebook and Twitter with pictures of families at the game. Below, we see a Dodgers’ Twitter meetup that fans scheduled out last year, with yours truly in attendance.
1. Cheering for the boys
2. Soaking in the views
3. Watching Kersh’s pre-game warmup
4. Quality time with mom
5. Photos with the Twitter fam pic.twitter.com/gwGDWnl1U1— Chris Guzman ? (@christopherguz) April 25, 2020
This guy below just misses taking in games with his son. Dodgers games are a great place to take your kids when they’re growing up, I can attest to that!
Hang’n out with my boys!!! pic.twitter.com/2BTjh4Bb6v
— bctr (@1bctr) April 25, 2020
Some people just miss every single thing about it. Even the seventh-inning stretch, which the Dodgers crew does better than anyone else in baseball.
Everything pic.twitter.com/eiPer0VbFa
— Marla Hooch (@MarlaHooch11) April 25, 2020
The Food
Even if you don’t go to Dodgers’ game for the overpriced food, we all sort of miss it right now. Even I would pay the $25 it would cost me to enjoy a michelada in the pavilions right now. Fans weren’t shy about missing food, and I love it.
As it turns out, there are a lot of fans out there like me that are missing a Dodger Stadium Micehalda right now.
1. Watching baseball
2. Micheladas
3. The crowd
4. @djsevere and @DieterRuehle
5. Watching baseball— McKenna Pugnetti (@mckennna_elise) April 26, 2020
The Angry
Then we get to the hilariously angry, which of course had to be featured in this fan segment. One fan made it a point to attack Dave Roberts’ performance before he even got the chance to manage one game.
— Dodgers Nation (@DodgersNation) April 25, 2020
And we can’t forget our good friends without profile pictures who take the time to trash talk another team’s page now can we?
Watching Dodgers lose in October
— Good Giants 2 (@GoodGiants2) April 25, 2020
The Bottom Line
Looking back on it, here are some of the top answers that came from our Facebook and Twitter posts, check the entire list out when you have a chance.
- The Game
- The roar of the crowd
- The food
- The friends & family
- General fun
We’re hoping we can all be back at Chavez Ravine soon everyone, and we can’t wait to see you all out at Dodgers games. Stay safe, stay healthy, and stay hopeful.
What do YOU miss about Dodger Stadium? Let us know in the comments below.
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I miss just going to the stadium. I always feel sad the last game of the year but when Jan. comes around look forward to the start of the new season. Will we ever get back to fans in stands?