FRANK MCCOURT RUMORS
Feds ask for documents from McCourts
Federal authorities have requested documents from former Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt and his ex-wife as part of an investigation into their dealings with the team and associated businesses.
Ryan Kirkpatrick, an attorney for Frank McCourt, says the ex-Dodgers owner is not the target or the subject of the investigation, which was first reported Wednesday by The Daily Journal...
Via AP on Fox
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21 hours ago
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Comment Of The Day: Frank McCourt Is Gone, So Get Over It
That comment on Dodger Thoughts from Terry Pruett on the ownership situation basically sums up exactly what I feel about the recent controversy. I must be the only one who couldn’t care less whether the Dodgers owners reveal their whole involvement with McCourt. — Chad Moriyama (@ChadMoriyama) May 16, 2012 Far more concerned with the
Via ChadMoriyama.com
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12 days ago
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12 days ago
How MLB Kicked Frank McCourt on the Way Out the Dodgers Door
When the book is written on the Los Angeles Dodgers, let it be noted that when Frank McCourt’s tenure ended, the league and others got their digs in. Few owners have been formerly (and informally) been beaten up so much when the left the building.
McCourt surely deserved it, but one wonders just how bad it really was.
In most all businesses there are guidelines for internal and...
Via The Biz of Baseball
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27 days ago
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27 days ago
The McCourt Era Is Over as Sale of Dodgers Complete
It's over... Frank McCourt has officially left Dodger Stadium
The sale of the Los Angeles Dodgers took an extra day to complete, but it’s finally over. With it, Frank McCourt is out and new ownership that sees Ervin “Magic” Johnson and former Braves and Nationals exec. Stan Kasten, is in.
I go over it all in detail for Baseball Prospectus, including the fact that...
Via The Biz of Baseball
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May 01, 2012
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May 01, 2012
Closing of Dodgers sale delayed
Frank McCourt will remain the owner of the Dodgers for at least one more night.
The sale of the team was expected to close Monday. However, the hope is that the deal can close on Tuesday, according to two people familiar with the sale process.
McCourt has agreed to sell the Dodgers for a record 2.15 billion to Guggenheim Baseball, a group fronted by Magic Johnson and incoming team...
Via Fox Sports West
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April 30, 2012
PAPER CHASE
Dodgers purchase concerns owners
Baseball officials and some team owners are starting to question why the group who recently purchased the Dodgers haven't been more forthcoming with certain details.
Via The Victory Formation
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April 06, 2012
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April 06, 2012
Frank McCourt and new girlfriend (?) attend Dodgers-Padres opener (Pictures)
Not only did Frank McCourt walk out of the Dodgers bankruptcy sale with potentially $1 billion in profit, but he also appears to have upgraded in the significant other department as well. McCourt showed up to the Dodgers-Padres season opener in San Diego Thursday with a new gal pal. They were laughing, smiling, touching, holding hands, and doing pretty much everything new couples...
Via Larry Brown Sports
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April 05, 2012
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April 05, 2012
Bryan Stow case remains unsettled
Before Mar. 31, 2011, Frank McCourt and Bryan Stow had little in common. McCourt was a Boston businessman and the unpopular owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Stow was a paramedic from Santa Cruz, Calif., and a fan of the rival San Francisco Giants.
Saturday is the one-year anniversary of the day McCourt and Stow became linked forever. At the nadir of McCourt's unpopularity,...
Via Fox Sports
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March 30, 2012
Decision on Ownership of the Dodgers Expected This Week
To describe the slow, grinding road toward the eventual sale of the Dodgers as tortuous would be too kind, but my friends, the end is in sight. The final three bidders have been identified, and per Bill Shaikin, a modified auction will take place with Frank McCourt selecting the eventual winner. The two parties then have until April 3o to close on the transaction.
While there...
Via dodgerfan.net
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March 27, 2012
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March 27, 2012
The Dodgers should enter the Jorge Soler sweepstakes
While some thought Frank McCourt's final present to Dodger fans could have been to sign Prince Fielder to a mega deal (and the Dodgers were close), there's something a little more practical that could be done; something that would hopefully spur the next Dodger owner to invest in: international scouting.Who am I referring to? None other than Cuban outfielder Jorge Soler...
Via Feelin' Kinda Blue
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February 16, 2012
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February 16, 2012
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