The Los Angeles Dodgers have today off following their 11-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants in Monday's home opener, but there will still be Baseball activity at Dodger Stadium.
The team will conduct "Under the Lights" from 6-9 p.m., when fans will have the opportunity to take batting practice, run the bases and field balls on the field and pitch in the bullpen. The event will be hosted by Dodger pitchers Clayton Kershaw and James McDonald, while Orlando Hudson will make a "special appearance," a day after becoming the first Dodger to hit for the cycle since 1970, a team official said.
Former Dodgers Bobby Castillo, Tommy Davis and Steve Yeager will offer hitting and pitching tips and lead clubhouse tours.
Participants will have their names on the scoreboard and DodgerVision board. Professional photographs will be taken on the field.
"Under the Lights" also includes catered food and an open bar.
Tickets are $495 and are available at www.Dodgers.com/underthelights.
Additional information is available on the Web site or by calling (323) 224-2646.
