Neal Glatt

The story

I was born and raised in Ventura County, California and grew up attending Dodger games every year since I was born. I've watched the Dodgers play in nearly every MLB stadium around the country and wanted a great set up for at-home viewing. The Dodgers cave features 140-inch 4K projector set-up with surround sound and a memorabilia wall. We picked out seating that is Dodgers blue for the reclining theatre seats from Valencia Theatre Seating and found the counter height wood chairs locally to complement the baseball theme colors. We can comfortably host about 12 people with a clear view of the game - plus a few more standing behind or sitting on the floor\! Key Items include: \- Signed Tommy Lasorda cover Sports Illustrated \- Signed Vin Scully photo \- Signed Freddie Freeman bat \- Original 1962 pennant celebrating Dodger Stadium \- Signed jerseys by Clayton Kershaw, Tommy Edman, Rick Monday, and Will Smith \- Many Dodgers cards featuring relics and autos \- Custom Bobblehead dugout housing several Dodgers bobbleheads \- Replica World Series rings from all eight championships

The whole collection is special to us, but the Will Smith is my wife's favorite player so his authentic, signed jersey takes center stage of the collection, along with several signed cards. The hat collection isn't particularly rare but has been collected over decades of rooting for the Dodgers before anything else in the collection, so it's always a fun activity to choose which to take with when we get to attend games in person. One interesting detail is the large scale photos are actually custom acoustic panels. We needed to control the echo of the sound system a bit but didn't want to add large blank sections to the memorabilia wall. Working with a company called Audimute I was able to find some great images of Dodger stadium that keep with the theme and keep the theatre sounding awesome.