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MLB Takes Over Control of Dodgers

Frank and Jamie McCourt have been accused of using the Los Angeles Dodgers as their personal "piggy bank" for the past seven years. On this season's opening day, a San Francisco Giants fan was beaten so badly in the stadium parking lot that he's still in a coma.

By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

Frank and Jamie McCourt have been accused of using the Los Angeles Dodgers as their personal "piggy bank" for the past seven years. On this season's opening day, a San Francisco Giants fan was beaten so badly in the stadium parking lot that he's still in a coma. Now Bud Selig is taking over "one of the most prestigious franchises in professional sports." Matt "Money" Smith is host of the Petros and Money show, heard locally on KLAC and nationally on Fox Sports Radio.

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Sonya Geis
Senior Managing Editor
Frances Anderton
architecture critic and author
Matt 'Money' Smith
co-host of “The Petros and Money” on KLAC 570 AM

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MLB Takes Over Control of Dodgers

Frank and Jamie McCourt have been accused of using the Los Angeles Dodgers as their personal "piggy bank" for the past seven years. On this season's opening day, a San Francisco Giants fan was beaten so badly in the stadium parking lot that he's still in a coma.

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MLB Takes Over Control of Dodgers

Frank and Jamie McCourt have been accused of using the Los Angeles Dodgers as their personal "piggy bank" for the past seven years. On this season's opening day, a San Francisco Giants fan was beaten so badly in the stadium parking lot that he's still in a coma.

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