They just want kosher Dodger Dogs

By Ryan Torok
Published on July 11, 2012

If kosher-observant L.A. Dodgers fans want to buy a hot dog at a game, they’re out of luck: Dodger Stadium doesn’t sell kosher hot dogs.

Dodgers continue support for Maccabiah games

By Tom Tugend
Published on May 31, 2011

The Los Angeles Dodgers will again underwrite the baseball tournament at the Maccabiah games in Israel, according to an announcement from the Maccabiah Organizing Committee. Frank McCourt, though occupied with ownership of the team and a contentious divorce, said, “Our sponsorship hugely enhanced the baseball experience at the 18th Maccabiah Games in 2009, and the Dodgers are proud to continue our close association with the Jewish Olympics.

AJ Congress wowed; Shaare Zedek gets record donation; Koufax in the house

By Norma Zager
Published on January 11, 2007

Circuit News.

Frank McCourt, Let Our People Eat

By Steve Getzug
Published on April 15, 2004

Consider the hot dog.

For some of us, it's nature's perfect processed food -- with bun or plain, grilled or steamed, sliced up and cooked with beans or lathered with spicy brown mustard, sweet onions and pickle relish. But always enjoyed best at the ballpark -- especially at Dodger Stadium.

Or so they tell us.

If you keep kosher and you're a Dodger fan, enjoying a hot dog in Chavez Ravine is about as remote as right field, about as unlikely as a championship pennant or of even harboring thoughts of baseball in October in Los Angeles. And that's too bad.