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When the season opens next Monday, Canter's will have a stand selling corned beef and pastrami on the third-base side of the field level at Dodger Stadium. The concessions area on the field level has been expanded to create more room and add other local brands such as Mrs. Beasley’s, Camacho’s Cantina and Ruby’s Diner. If you sit upstairs, you're out of luck until future seasons, says the L.A. Business Journal.
Coliseum mania: The Dodgers say they've sold 113,000 tickets to Saturday's exhibition game against the Boston Red Sox at the Coliseum. KNBC
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