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    Which Way, L.A.?

    Dodgers Reboot: New Owners, Record Payroll and a Renovated Stadium

    The Dodgers have overtaken the Yankees with a payroll of $230 million. We get a preview of the upcoming season and the new look at a renovated Dodger Stadium.

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    By Warren Olney • Mar 29, 2013 • 25m Listen

    The Dodgers have overtaken the New York Yankees with a payroll of $230 million. Part-owner Magic Johnson says it won't be a good season if they don't make the World Series. Did big money work for the Yankees? Also, why does LA need an independent commission to study financial stability? What about the candidates for Mayor and the City Council?

    On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, violence and the politics of religion in the Middle East.

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      LA Dodgers Are Number One...in Spending Money

      The Major League Baseball season begins on Monday and the first exhibition game in newly renovated Dodger Stadium is getting under way tonight. We get a preview of the upcoming season and the new look at Dodger Stadium, renovated to emphasize fan comfort, Dodger Blue and Restroom Green.

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      18 min
    2. 18:26

      A New Commission to Solve LA's Fiscal Problems

      There's a race on for Mayor of Los Angeles . The City Council is considering 22 specific proposals to save money and make up a deficit now estimated at $150 to $160 million. In addition to all that, Council President Herb Wesson has asked for another study.

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      7 min
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      LA Dodgers Are Number One...in Spending Money

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      A New Commission to Solve LA's Fiscal Problems

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