Dodger fan and blogger, DodgerDivorce.com
Law student and Dodger fan, he blogs at DodgerDivorce.com
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Josh Fisher
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FROM Josh Fisher
Which Way, L.A.?
Jamie McCourt's Win on Round One The agreement saying that Frank McCourt owns the Dodgers was thrown out yesterday in Superior Court, leaving him co-owner with ex-wife Jamie. Since they never want to do business together again, does that mean a sale is in store? David Boies, says, maybe Frank will sell out to Jamie. Boies is her lawyer. We hear more from LA Times sports columnist Bill Plaschke and law student Josh Fisher, a long-time Dodger fan and blogger at DodgerDivorce.com .
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