Dodgers challenging Selig and MLB

This will be the first time the Dodgers have challenged anyone all season.

Wow, what a thoughtful comment from a Giants fan.

this year the dodgers can't even be a sellers because of the bankruptcy!!

McCourt takes "the captain should go down with the ship" literally

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Originally posted 12:44 PM ET  07.02 by skyraker

Wow, what a thoughtful comment from a Giants fan.

Agreed. He should be "taught a lesson" out in the parking lot.

I say move them back to Brooklyn

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Originally posted 12:44 PM ET  07.02 by skyraker

Wow, what a thoughtful comment from a Giants fan.

And yet, not wrong.

Question: Can the Commissioner revoke the franchise (with a unanimous decision of all the other MLB or National League owners?

That would maybe make sense: Revoke the franchise, making Chavez Ravine an even bigger albatross for Frank "Take Me To" McCourt, and re-issue the franchise so that they can play in Anaheim (surely the Big A can accommodate two MLB clubs with some creative scheduling) for a season while Mr. McDork ... er, McCourt ... is foreclosed on. Then the new RESPONSIBLE owners could purchase one of the NL's most storied institutions and the ballpark for enough of a saving to insure long-term viability.

Anyone out there "in the know" if this might be an option?

Frank McCourt is the worst kind of individual. I understand that he is a clueless, undeserving, mongoloid type of business executive, thus making him somewhat normal for that genre of parasite. Not just that, take it a step further - He elevated his wife to a high management position, siphoned off money from team coffers into his own wallet like he wasn't accountable to share holders of the fans, continues to besmirch the legacy of all Dodgers including Tommy Lasorda and doesn't have the tenure to make a MLB owner groupie swoon!!! Now he is literally hanging on by his fingernails, in a frivolous and malicious attempt to indefinitely defame the honorable pastime we call America's game, during our most celebrated of national holidays - the Fourth of July, the celebration of our nations independence!?! No shame in his game, that's for sure :[

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Originally posted 10:47 AM ET  07.02 by williewilliejuan

This will be the first time the Dodgers have challenged anyone all season.

I'm a Dodgers fan, but come on, that's funny. We stink this year, thanks to Frankrupt McCourt. We'll be back!

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Originally posted 06:45 PM ET  07.02 by Thierry P. Nihill

Question: Can the Commissioner revoke the franchise (with a unanimous decision of all the other MLB or National League owners?That would maybe make sense: Revoke the franchise, making Chavez Ravine an even bigger albatross for Frank "Take Me To" McCourt, and re-issue the franchise so that they can play in Anaheim (surely the Big A can accommodate two MLB clubs with some creative scheduling) for a season while Mr. McDork ... er, McCourt ... is foreclosed on. Then the new RESPONSIBLE owners could purchase one of the NL's most storied institutions and the ballpark for enough of a saving to insure long-term viability.Anyone out there "in the know" if this might be an option?

There's already plenty of legal wording in the owner's contract that stipulates that the commissioner can seize the team if he deems it's in the best interest of the club and for baseball. A few owners have tried to sue baseball over the years (including Steinbrenner), but none have succeeded. The language is pretty strong in the league policy that MLB is ultimately in control of every team, not the owners.

the pirates could have gained ground today but they just run out of luck on the second game this saturday against the nationals!!

the giants score 15 runs against the hitless tigers this is the first game that the giants score more than five runs in a game, the tigers will need to use verlander more often perhaps every other day so they can really be able to compete!!!

Funny how Selig likes to bust McCourt who apparently cannot balance his checkbook, which Selig knew about before approving the sale of the Dodgers to him. But his lunch buddies, the Wilpons, can engage in Ponzi schemes with impunity.

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Originally posted 04:35 PM ET  07.02 by Piltdown Rabbit

McCourt takes "the captain should go down with the ship" literally

In this case its the ship going down with the captain....

Someday, Selig will disappear, perhaps buried in the outfield corner of Miller field......NEXT!