Dodgers Snatch Padres Executive, Raising Questions About Talent Drain
The Los Angeles Dodgers hired longtime Padres COO Caroline Perry on Monday, a move that highlights how big‑market teams pull talent from smaller clubs.
The Los Angeles Dodgers have hired a business executive from the San Diego Padres to fill a front‑office vacancy, a move that many see as a sign of larger franchises draining talent from their neighbors.
Caroline Perry, who served as the Padres’ chief operating officer after a long tenure with the club, is now set to take the same role with the Dodgers.
The Dodgers announced the hire on Monday, underscoring the swift shift of personnel between rival teams.
Original reporting
New York Post
Dodgers poach Padres executive to fill key front-office vacancy
The Dodgers are poaching a business executive from the San Diego Padres to fill a recently vacated role in their front office. Caroline Perry, who was the Padres’ chief operating officer, was hired by the Dodgers to serve in the same role, the team announced Monday. A long-time Padres executive who was promoted to her...
Read the original →
Facts this version was allowed to use
- The Los Angeles Dodgers hired a business executive from the San Diego Padres to fill a front-office vacancy.
- Caroline Perry
- San Diego Padres
- Los Angeles Dodgers
- Caroline Perry was the Padres' chief operating officer.
- The Dodgers hired Caroline Perry to serve as chief operating officer, the team announced Monday.
- Monday
- Caroline Perry was a long-time Padres executive who was promoted to her position.
Loading comments…
The daily briefing
The day's ten most-covered stories through the lens, every morning, each linked to its original reporting.
Reader comments
Written by readers: not by Lens, its AI or the outlets it credits. Comments are screened before they show. Community rules
Sign in to join the conversation.
No comments yet.