Dodgers' Two-Plane Strategy: A Winning Formula?

The Los Angeles Dodgers' unconventional approach to road trips is making waves in Major League Baseball. The team uses two planes for regular season travel: one for players and one for coaches, staff, and other personnel. This strategy, implemented last postseason, is credited with fostering team unity and ensuring players are well-rested for each game. 'It promotes a sense of togetherness,' explains the video narrator. The Dodgers' success in winning the World Series after employing this method during their postseason run further fuels the debate on its effectiveness. While the additional cost is significant, the potential benefits in player performance and morale are being closely examined by other teams. This unique strategy highlights the Dodgers' commitment to player well-being and their innovative approach to team management.