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Found October 21, 2009 on Sports Biz with Darren Rovell:
Did the Mets Really Make Money Off Madoff?
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Posted By:Darren RovellThe headline in the Wall Street Journal this morning was certainly baffling: “Mets Win One: Owners Made Money Off Madoff.” The reporters did a great job of unearthing the fact that a recent bankruptcy court filing revealed that two accounts associated with the Mets Limited Partnership MADE $48 million off Madoff. Read More Topics:Consumers | Marketing | Advertising | SportsPermalink
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