Dylan Hernandez

Los Angeles Times

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Baseball Commissioner Bud  Selig announced  today that his office will take control of finances and day-to-day operations for the LA Dodgers, which he called "one of the most…

MLB Commissioner Selig Takes Control of Dodgers

Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig announced today that his office will take control of finances and day-to-day operations for the LA Dodgers, which he called "one of the most…

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For the first time in many years, the Los Angeles Dodgers have the  best record  in baseball, in part, because of their star outfielder,  Manny Ramirez .

Dodgers' Star Outfielder Ramirez Suspended for 50 Games

For the first time in many years, the Los Angeles Dodgers have the best record in baseball, in part, because of their star outfielder, Manny Ramirez .

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