Los Angeles Dodgers

...pay all these guys?" However, Frank McCourt's attorney told the newspaper, "The players play for the Dodgers and get paid by the Dodgers. Frank doesn't meet the payroll out of his own bank account any more than any other shareholder of any...

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...generations of fans who love the game of baseball. This past year Dodger legends participated in more than 400 events. The Dodgers, Dodgers Dream Foundation, Anthem Blue Cross Foundation and the Los Angeles Times in Education once again...

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Mini-plans for the top deck, reserved level and outfield pavilions will increase by up to $3 per ticket. Some Dodgers fans will have to pay $3 more for their mini-plans next season. (Jae C. Hong / Associated Press) November 25, 2009

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Thus far, the offseason for the Los Angeles Dodgers has been mired in speculation about the divorce of Frank and Jamie McCourt. Does the team have enough expendable money to fill their roster holes? Will Frank have to sell the team to a...

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...well, though it is believed Lackey will price himself out of the Angels' range. Meanwhile, a source told the Los Angeles Times that the Dodgers are a "long shot" to trade for Halladay. The Blue Jays reportedly would ask for righthander Chad...

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One of the big rumors of the off-season has the Dodgers acquiring ace Roy Halladay from the Toronto Blue Jays for Chad Billingsley and two other players (whose names change depending on which rumor you listen to). Our own Jon Weisman...

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...be signed and some players will be non-tendered, so rosters will change, but for now let's look at the 33 Dodgers and how they became Dodgers. Almost half of the Dodgers currently on the 40-man roster -- 16 of 33 -- were drafted by the team...

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...Tech Edge Best Bosses Next Little Thing Startup Showdown Current Issue Archive CNNMoney.com > Small Business > News The L.A. Dodgers owners' messy breakup highlights a common plight for family firms: A marital schism can wreak havoc on the...

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...and Frank McCourt as the control person." The divorce proceedings are not expected to affect the Dodgers' off-season spending. The Dodgers had not planned to raise their payroll this winter even before the McCourts announced their...

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...and Angels ahead of them all had positive clutch values, the three National League teams at the expense of the Dodgers. Overall, the Dodgers' "win probability" was between fifth and sixth in baseball. Meaning that even after the Giants...

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