Peter O'Malley will accompany his sister, Terry Seidler, when she throws out the first pitch before Tuesday's Dodgers home opener in a ceremony commemorating the 50th anniversary of Dodger Stadium, built by their father and christened when their mother threw out the first pitch April 10, 1962.

Peter O'Malley will accompany his sister, Terry Seidler, when she throws out the first pitch before Tuesday's Dodgers home opener in a ceremony commemorating the 50th anniversary of Dodger Stadium, built by their father and christened when their mother threw out the first pitch April 10, 1962.

Peter O'Malley will accompany his sister, Terry Seidler, when she throws out the first pitch before Tuesday's Dodgers home opener in a ceremony commemorating the 50th anniversary of Dodger Stadium, built by their father and christened when their mother threw out the first pitch April 10, 1962.

Peter O'Malley will accompany his sister, Terry Seidler, when she throws out the first pitch before Tuesday's Dodgers home opener in a ceremony commemorating the 50th anniversary of Dodger Stadium, built by their father and christened when their mother threw out the first pitch April 10, 1962.

Peter O'Malley will accompany his sister, Terry Seidler, when she throws out the first pitch before Tuesday's Dodgers home opener in a ceremony commemorating the 50th anniversary of Dodger Stadium, built by their father and christened when their mother threw out the first pitch April 10, 1962.

Peter O'Malley will accompany his sister, Terry Seidler, when she throws out the first pitch before Tuesday's Dodgers home opener in a ceremony commemorating the 50th anniversary of Dodger Stadium, built by their father and christened when their mother threw out the first pitch April 10, 1962.

Peter O'Malley will accompany his sister, Terry Seidler, when she throws out the first pitch before Tuesday's Dodgers home opener in a ceremony commemorating the 50th anniversary of Dodger Stadium, built by their father and christened when their mother threw out the first pitch April 10, 1962.

Barry Zito dominated to put the Giants in the win column Monday, tossing his first shutout since 2003 in blanking the Rockies, 7-0, at Coors Field.

Barry Zito dominated to put the Giants in the win column Monday, tossing his first shutout since 2003 in blanking the Rockies, 7-0, at Coors Field.

Barry Zito dominated to put the Giants in the win column Monday, tossing his first shutout since 2003 in blanking the Rockies, 7-0, at Coors Field.

Barry Zito dominated to put the Giants in the win column Monday, tossing his first shutout since 2003 in blanking the Rockies, 7-0, at Coors Field.

Barry Zito dominated to put the Giants in the win column Monday, tossing his first shutout since 2003 in blanking the Rockies, 7-0, at Coors Field.

Barry Zito dominated to put the Giants in the win column Monday, tossing his first shutout since 2003 in blanking the Rockies, 7-0, at Coors Field.

Barry Zito dominated to put the Giants in the win column Monday, tossing his first shutout since 2003 in blanking the Rockies, 7-0, at Coors Field.

Making his season debut with his new team Monday, left-hander C.J. Wilson surrendered just one run over seven innings, leading the Angels to a 5-1 victory over a Twins team that has now lost four straight to start the season.

Making his season debut with his new team Monday, left-hander C.J. Wilson surrendered just one run over seven innings, leading the Angels to a 5-1 victory over a Twins team that has now lost four straight to start the season.

Making his season debut with his new team Monday, left-hander C.J. Wilson surrendered just one run over seven innings, leading the Angels to a 5-1 victory over a Twins team that has now lost four straight to start the season.