Dodgers Executive Bob Wolfe to Retire at Year’s End, Shifting to an Advisory Role
- Los Angeles Dodgers executive Bob Wolfe announced he is retiring at the end of the year after 14 years as executive vice president.
- Wolfe's 47-year career spans professional sports, including stints with the NBA's Atlanta Hawks and MLB's Atlanta Braves and Washington Nationals.
- Serving as chief operating officer for five years, Wolfe acted as the club's liaison to Major League Baseball and helped construct Turner Field and Nationals Park.
- Following his departure from daily operations, Wolfe will transition into an advisory role with the Dodgers, ensuring his continued involvement with the organization.
- Reflecting on his tenure, Wolfe said, "Having worked 47 years in team sports, I've been more entertained than anyone deserves.
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Since 2012, Bob Wolfe has participated in the organization as Executive Vice President
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Dodgers executive retiring after 47 years in professional sports
The Los Angeles Dodgers announced Bob Wolfe, their executive vice president and chief operating officer, is planning to retire at the end of 2026. However, the plan is for Wolfe to remain an advisor to the organization moving forward. “Bob’s entire career has been characterized by growth, innovation and success, and all reinforced by his […]
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