Opening day for the Ontario Tower Buzzers, an L.A. Dodgers affiliate you may not have heard of

"The Ontario Tower Buzzers faced off against Lake Elsinore in their inaugural home opener, which ended with a score of 7-5."

"The new Ontario Field, a $100-million stadium, hosted the opening day festivities, including a flyover and performances."

"Fans were able to watch the game on large screens in an open bar area, creating an engaging atmosphere for attendees."

"Tracy Monte of Oregon was among the fans cheering during the opening ceremonies, showcasing the excitement surrounding the event."

The Ontario Tower Buzzers, a single-A affiliate of the Dodgers, played their first home game on April 2 at the new Ontario Field. The game ended in a 7-5 loss to the Lake Elsinore Storm. The $100-million stadium, which seats 6,500, featured an aviation theme and included a flyover, ribbon cutting, and performances. Pitcher Brady Smith threw the first pitch, while fans enjoyed the festivities and watched the game on large screens in an open bar area.

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