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74-Year-Old Mary Hart's 40-Year Dodgers Tradition Continues at 2025 World Series
30 Oct, 2025
Summary
- Mary Hart, 74, has attended Dodgers games for 40 years
- She sang the national anthem at her first Dodgers game in 1979
- Hart's front-row seat has become a symbol of Dodgers loyalty
As the 2025 World Series unfolds, one familiar face remains a constant at Dodger Stadium: Mary Hart, the beloved 74-year-old former host of Entertainment Tonight. Hart's presence behind home plate has become a symbol of unwavering Dodgers loyalty, a tradition that spans four decades.
Hart's story with the Dodgers began in 1979 when she met legendary manager Tommy Lasorda, who encouraged her to fulfill her dream of singing the national anthem at a Dodgers game. Just a month later, that dream became a reality, launching a lifelong bond between Hart and the team.
Over the next 30 years, as Hart rose to fame as the face of Entertainment Tonight, her heart remained firmly with the Dodgers. She attended countless games, often seen in her trademark front-row seat during the team's postseason runs. Now, in 2025, fans once again spot her cheering from the same spot, her presence as recognizable as the Dodgers logo itself.
