Dodgers hire Caroline Perry as chief operating officer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 7, 2026, 1:05 PM
Last updated Nov 7, 2026

The Los Angeles Dodgers have appointed Caroline Perry as their new chief operating officer, effective November 30. Perry, who previously spent 16 years with the San Diego Padres, will succeed Bob Wolfe, who is retiring. During her tenure with the Padres, she played a key role in securing the 2016 All-Star Game for Petco Park and contributed to the franchise's sale processes. Perry expressed her enthusiasm to join the Dodgers, emphasizing the team's excellence on and off the field. She is one of only three female COOs in Major League Baseball.
- •Caroline Perry starts as COO on November 30.
- •Perry has 16 years of experience with the Padres.
- •She helped bring the 2016 All-Star Game to San Diego.
- •Bob Wolfe is retiring after his tenure with the Dodgers.
- •Perry is one of three female COOs in MLB.
- 1:05 PMYahoo Sports — Dodgers hire Caroline Perry as chief operating officer
"Perry will take over on November 30 for retiring COO Bob Wolfe
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