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The media advisory has gone out for tomorrow's Game One of McCourt v. McCourt: no cameras, thanks to a ruling by Commissioner Scott Gordon. Full Article at LA Observed
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Forget baseball. The biggest show in town, for fans of the Los Angeles Dodgers, is about to take place at the local divorce courts, where hostile pitches will shortly be flung between a recently-separated couple who own the glamorous sports franchise. Full Article at The Independent
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Some of the highs and lows of watching Dodgers-Phillies Game 5. Say hey "It's do or die for the Dodgers in Game 5." That was the opening of the final TBS NLCS telecast by lead announcer Chip Caray. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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dance. Friends and family who wanted to share an embrace with either one had to make sure they hit one after the other, not showing any favoritism, keeping all their options open. Now, it's that awkward dance phase of the un-relationship. Full Article at SGVTribune.com
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Some of the highs and lows of watching Dodgers-Phillies Game 1: Say hey TBS play-by-play man Chip Caray began with, "As Yogi Berra would say, Déjà vu all over again." Because the Dodgers were playing the Phillies, same as last year. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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Jamie is disappointed and saddened by her termination ... As co-owner of the Dodgers, she will address this, and other issues in the courtroom.
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We battle ... Our backs are against the wall, man. And we're just kicking, punching, scratching and doing whatever we've got to do to get off that wall.
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I don't think the word 'genius' has ever been used in a sentence with me ... But you've gotta make moves and live with them.
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It's not like my life flashes before my eyes and I'm thinking, 'This is the ultimate moment.' At same time, I was really hoping for some action. It's anticlimactic when you throw a 3-2 pitch with the bases drunk and the guy fouls it back, and you're like, 'Oh god. Here we go again.'
