is a fourth-generation Dodgers fan whose family loyalty dates back to the team’s Brooklyn roots. Born in Mexico, he grew up on a steady diet of béisbol, on the field and in the stands. As a teen, he held his own on the mound, armed with a decent fastball and an even better game face. While lately he’s handled more hair emergencies and accessory crises than pitching changes, he wouldn’t trade a minute of it. A proud girl dad through and through, Fodge beams at everything his daughters have accomplished, especially when it involves sharing a mic, a game commentary, or a seat at the ballpark. With decades of fandom under his cap, he brings sharp perspective, bold opinions, and the kind of storytelling that turns every game into a piece of family history.