Dodgers executive Bob Wolfe will transition to an advisory role after 14 years as executive vice president and five as chief operating officer.
Los Angeles Dodgers executive Bob Wolfe is retiring from his full-time executive duties at the end of the year to transition into an advisory role. Wolfe has spent 14 years serving as an executive vice president for the club, alongside holding the position of chief operating officer for the past five years.
Throughout his five years as COO, Wolfe managed the organization's administrative and operational functions while serving as the Dodgers' primary liaison to Major League Baseball. His retirement concludes a 47-year career in sports that included roles with the Atlanta Hawks, Atlanta Braves, and Washington Nationals.
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