Bees Host Dodgers in Penultimate Homestand

SALT LAKE CITY (Sept. 8, 2021) –As the 2021 season winds down the Salt Lake Bees will host a six-game series against the Oklahoma City Dodgers (Triple-A Los Angeles Dodgers) beginning on Thursday, Sept. 9. Below are game times, activities and community nights happening at Smith’s Ballpark during the homestand.

Thursday, Sept. 9 vs. Oklahoma City Dodgers 6:35 p.m.

• Budweiser Thirsty Thursday with $3 drinks.

Friday, Sept. 10 vs. Oklahoma City Dodgers, 6:35 p.m.

• Go Gold to Strikeout Childhood Cancer Night. The Bees will wear their yellow alternate uniforms. Gold T-shirts will be available on the concourse for a minimum $5 donation to Huntsman Cancer Institute. Ticket packages are also available by donating to Huntsman Cancer.
• Postgame fireworks presented by Larry H. Miller Dealerships Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram Sandy.

Saturday, Sept. 11 vs. Oklahoma City Dodgers, 6:35 p.m.

• On the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks the Bees will honor local first responders and the victims of the 2001 attacks throughout the game.
• Smith’s Ballpark will host a clothing drive benefiting Shelter the Homeless and a food drive benefiting the Utah Food Bank throughout the day. Anyone who brings a donation will receive two ticket vouchers to a future 2021 Bees game.

Sunday, Sept. 12 vs. Oklahoma City Dodgers, 1:05 p.m.

• Safe in the SUNday presented by University of Utah Health.

Monday, Sept. 13 vs. Oklahoma City Dodgers, 6:35 p.m.

• Smith’s Family Night. Fans can purchase four tickets for $20 on slbees.com and hot dogs are $1 each.

Tuesday, Sept. 14 vs. Oklahoma City Dodgers, 6:35 p.m.

• Series finale vs. Oklahoma City.

The Bees are coming off a 12-game road trip and most recently split a six-game series with Sacramento. Michael Stefanic currently leads the Bees with a .338 batting average and ranks fourth in Triple-A West. Jake Gatewood has 24 home runs on the season and is second in the league. Reliever Ben Rowen won Triple-A West Pitcher of the Week last week, after six innings of relief without allowing a hit. Angels pitching prospects Davis Daniel and Ryan Smith are expected to make their Triple-A debuts on Thursday and Friday night.