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According to Deadspin, McCourt gets to be a minority owner of the parking lots. The hell? Why does this guy get so many concessions in the deal?
The parking lots were a separate business entity from the ball club.
Joey Votto to the Dodgers next offseason?
Hope Dodgers fans like PS3s and build-a-bear
This is really going to piss off Panatsfan.
"Hey Magic ! How are we gonna get all those fans in Philly to Dodger Stadium?"
Can't wait to get my Dodgerdog at Dodger Town. Too bad Mannywood went away.
Seems like a good fit, I can't imagine they won't start spending now
freak that freaking tucker. Hope that 2 billion hamstring's the crape out of them.
"We fell short in other ways," Kasten says.When asked to explain what that means, he says, "It means what it means."And what does that mean?"Just leave it at that," says Kasten.Now when you can't explain the small stuff, what happens when it comes time to comment on monumental decisions?The future of the Dodgers rests with Kasten, the new owners say. So knowing that, I wondered why he left the Washington Nationals. The Nationals appear to be an organization on the rise, but when Kasten's contract expired, he was gone."When my obligation was over I chose to leave," says Kasten. "It was for personal reasons."Talk around baseball is Kasten was at odds with ownership, which could be pertinent here down the road if true. When I ask if he had such problems, he says, "The reasons I left are personal and you will allow that I can keep them personal."
Rizzo was a better baseball guy, and the Lerners don't seem like the types to pay a team president to do nothing. If you look at their executive titles, they have a bunch of vps and two coos, but no president or ceohttp://washington.nationals.mlb.com/team/front_office.jsp?c_id=was
Rizzo didn't replace Kasten, he replaced Bowden. Feffer replaced Kasten.