Edwin Diaz to Bring Timmy Trumpet Entrance to Dodgers?
Los Angeles Dodgers fans are counting down to Opening Day 2026. The club returns much of its 2025 core, including Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts, and Yoshinobu Yamamoto.
New arrivals and bullpen hopes
The offseason added high-profile pieces. Kyle Tucker arrives as the reigning MLB AAV leader.
Santiago Espinal impressed in spring training and earned a roster spot. Edwin Diaz joins as the late-inning closer. The team hopes he solves ninth inning concerns.
Music, tradition and the “Narco” entrance
Edwin Diaz is known for one signature entrance track. “Narco” was released in 2017 by Blasterjaxx and Timmy Trumpet.
Diaz began using the tune in 2018 with the Seattle Mariners. He briefly swapped songs with the New York Mets before reverting to “Narco.”
The trumpet motif became a fan staple. The team produced a Diaz bobblehead and distributed foam trumpets at events.
Filmogaz.com’s Olivia Garvey noted fans will finally see Diaz walk out to the trumpets at Dodger Stadium. Social feeds have already asked, “Edwin Diaz to Bring Timmy Trumpet Entrance to Dodgers?”
Fan expectations at Chavez Ravine
Preseason games are returning to regional markets so the Dodgers can test combinations at Dodger Stadium. Manager Dave Roberts will evaluate his roster there.
Supporters are expected to pack Chavez Ravine for Diaz’s Los Angeles debut. The arrival promises a lively atmosphere.
What to expect on Opening Day
How well “Narco” travels to Los Angeles remains unknown. Still, the first time Diaz’s number is called in 2026 should spark an electric reaction.
The Dodgers aim to defend their title with a mix of established stars and new faces. All eyes will be on Chavez Ravine when the season opens.
