The Los Angeles Dodgers began selling postseason tickets to the general public at 10 a.m. Thursday for potential Wild Card, National League Division Series and NL Championship Series games at Dodger Stadium.
Those who purchase tickets through the Dodgers will automatically receive a refund of the amount paid for the unplayed games, including the per-ticket fee, facility fee and parking (if applicable), through a credit to the credit card used for the original ticket purchase.
Over the weekend, the Dodgers held a lottery to give fans the chance to purchase tickets for the upcoming playoffs.
If the Dodgers play in the Wild Card Game, it would be held on Wednesday, Oct. 6, at Dodger Stadium. Should the Dodgers win the NL West, Game 1 of the NLDS will be played Friday, Oct. 8 at Dodger Stadium.
However, if the Dodgers advance to the NLDS through the Wild Card, they would not host one of those contests until Game 3 on Monday, Oct. 11.
Dodgers celebrated 9th consecutive postseason berth
When the Dodgers defeated the Diamondbacks on Sept. 14, L.A. clinched their ninth consecutive postseason birth.
After the game, they gathered together in the clubhouse to recognize the achievement.
“It never gets old. We did a little champagne toast, said a few words and acknowledged the fact that it’s a big accomplishment,” manager Dave Roberts said.
“You don’t ever want to get jaded and not appreciate getting to the postseason, because it’s not a right of passage. So we acknowledged that and also acknowledged we’ve got a lot of work to do and this is just the beginning.
“I just think we’ve gone through a lot of things, so initially it was to let them know what they’ve accomplished to get to this point. There’s a lot of sacrifices, a lot of guys pitching in and picking each other up. Coaches, front office, training staff, scouting, player development, it takes a whole army to get this thing moving in the right direction.
“There’s a lot of people that should be very proud. To be able to accomplish this in front of the home fans was certainly special. It’s just kind of threading the needle on appreciating it, enjoying the moment but being ready to play a ballgame because there’s still a lot of work to be done.”
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