Dodgers executive Bob Wolfe shifting to advisory role

Bob Wolfe, an executive with the Los Angeles Dodgers, is set to retire at the end of the year after a notable 14-year tenure as executive vice president. He has also held the position of chief operating officer for the past five years, overseeing the team's daily administrative and operational tasks, and acting as the liaison to Major League Baseball.

Wolfe's career spans 47 years and includes previous roles with the NBA's Atlanta Hawks, as well as MLB teams like the Atlanta Braves and Washington Nationals. He was instrumental in the construction and operation of significant stadiums, including Turner Field and Nationals Park. As he transitions to an advisory role with the Dodgers, Wolfe expressed gratitude for his experiences in sports, highlighting the privilege of working alongside numerous Hall of Famers.