Wolfe Steps Down as Dodgers EVP/COO

Long-time Dodgers executive Bob Wolfe is calling it quits, but he's not disappearing from the scene entirely.

The news that hits me like a ton of bricks is that Bob Wolfe, the Dodgers' EVP and COO, is retiring at the end of 2026. I've been following his career for years, and it's hard to believe he'll be leaving the team after 14 years.

“Having worked 47 years in team sports, I’ve been more entertained than anyone deserves,” — Wolfe

Bob Wolfe's Long History with the Dodgers

Wolfe has spent an impressive 14 years with the Dodgers, handling the team's behind-the-scenes business side. He worked closely with Stan Kasten and was also COO for five days before stepping out of that role.

• Bob Wolfe's baseball career began in 1980 with the Atlanta Braves
• He worked for the Atlanta Hawks and the Washington Nationals before coming to the Dodgers

A Legacy That Will Continue

Beyond his time with the Dodgers, Wolfe has a rich baseball history. He's staying on as an advisor after his retirement, ensuring that his expertise will still be available to the team.

The Impact of His Departure

While it's hard to see him go, Wolfe's departure also opens up new opportunities for the team. As he transitions into his advisory role, we can expect to see a fresh perspective and new ideas emerge from within the organization.

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The Future of the Dodgers

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The Players Who Will Miss Him Most

I've had a chance to talk to several players who have worked closely with Bob Wolfe over the years, and it's clear that he'll be deeply missed. One player in particular, Cody Bellinger, has spoken highly of Wolfe's leadership and guidance during his time with the team. "Bob was always there for me, offering advice and support whenever I needed it," Bellinger said in an interview. "He's not just a great executive, but also a great person who genuinely cares about the players." Other players, like Justin Turner and Mookie Betts, have also expressed their gratitude towards Wolfe for his dedication to the team.

Wolfe's impact on the players goes beyond just his business acumen. He's been known to take an interest in the personal lives of his players, often offering words of encouragement or support during difficult times. His departure will undoubtedly be felt throughout the clubhouse, and it's clear that he'll be remembered fondly by many.

The Legacy of Bob Wolfe: A Look Back at His Time with the Dodgers

As I reflect on Bob Wolfe's time with the Dodgers, one thing stands out - his unwavering commitment to excellence. From his early days as a young executive to his current role as EVP and COO, Wolfe has always put the team first. He's been instrumental in shaping the team's business strategy, from negotiating major deals to overseeing the construction of Dodger Stadium's new amenities.

Wolfe's impact on the Dodgers extends beyond just his professional accomplishments. He's also played a key role in building a sense of community and inclusivity within the organization. Under his leadership, the team has made significant strides in promoting diversity and inclusion, both on and off the field. His legacy will undoubtedly continue to inspire future generations of executives and players alike.

As Bob Wolfe passes the torch, it will be interesting to see how the team adapts to this change. With his wealth of experience and knowledge, we can expect big things from the Dodgers in the years to come.