The Los Angele Dodgers’ season may be over, but plenty of events are still happening where players or Dodger Stadium will be rocking.
The Dodgers face a potentially long offseason with a lockout looming, but plenty is still happening in the LA area.
Here are five dates to keep in mind, courtesy of Dodgers Nation’s Noel Sanchez:
November 7th
Free agent reliever Alex Vesia is hosting a meet-and-greet at Perris Valley Kia from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. It is free, and it gives fans a chance to get his autograph and meet him.
Additionally, the first 50 people get a custom baseball signed by Vesia.
Whether he stays or goes, one thing is for sure: he will always be remembered as a Dodger legend.
Novemeber 14th and 15th
The epic Camp Flog Gnaw music festival is returning to Dodger Stadium on November 14 and 15.
LA’s very own Tyler, the Creator, hosts the event, transforming The Ravine into a unique festival experience featuring blockbuster musical acts like Future, Don Toliver, and Steve Lacy.
November 21st
Outfielder Josue De Paula is having his own meet-and-greet at Cardboard Legends in Van Nuys. It starts at 1:30 p.m., and fans will get access to the Dodgers’ budding star.
November 28th
At Dodger Stadium, fans can step onto the field and watch Home Alone, the classic holiday movie. Gates open at 4, the movie starts at 6, and tickets are $35.
Without any baseball games, fans get to take in the magic of Dodger Stadium from the inside.
December 1
This is the day when Major League Baseball locks out as the current collective bargaining agreement expires.
Players on the 40-man roster cannot have contact or work out in any team facilities until a new deal is struck.
