Bob Wolfe, Dodgers executive vice president and former chief operating officer, is retiring at the end of the year after 14 years with the team. Wolfe, 71, served as the club's liaison to Major League Baseball and oversaw day-to-day administrative and operational functions for the last five years. His career spans 47 years in team sports, including stints with the NBA's Atlanta Hawks and MLB's Atlanta Braves and Washington Nationals.
Wolfe helped construct and operate Turner Field and Nationals Park. In a statement, Wolfe reflected on his tenure, saying he has been "more entertained than anyone deserves" working alongside many on- and off-the-field Hall of Famers. He will transition to an advisory role with the Dodgers, marking the end of a long and distinguished career in professional sports management.
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