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Los Angeles Dodgers The Los Angeles Dodgers are a Major League Baseball team based in Los Angeles, California, USA. The team is in the Western Division of the National League. Established in 1883, the team originated in Brooklyn, New York, where it was known as the Brooklyn Dodgers, before moving to Los Angeles before the 1958 season. Brooklyn was home to outstanding baseball clubs in the mid-1850s. Eight of 16 participants in the first convention were from Brooklyn, including the Atlantic, Eckford and Excelsior clubs that combined to dominate play for most of the 1860s. Brooklyn helped make baseball commercial, as the locale of the first paid admission games, a series of three all star contests matching New York and Brooklyn in 1858. Brooklyn also featured the first two enclosed baseball grounds, the Union Grounds and the Capitoline Grounds; enclosed, dedicated ballparks then went from amateurism to professionalism.

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Los Angeles Dodgers File Motion to Disallow Stow Bankruptcy Court Claim LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Los Angeles Dodgers LLC ("LAD", "Dodgers") today reported that it has filed a motion to disallow all claims (the "Stow Claim") asserted ... 
 
Los Angeles Dodgers ask bankruptcy court to disallow Bryan Stow damage claim - Washington Post USA TODAYLos Angeles Dodgers ask bankruptcy court to disallow Bryan Stow damage claimWashington PostThe Los Angeles Dodgers asked a US Bankruptcy Judge on Friday to disallow claims against the team filed by Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan nearly beaten to death outside Dodger Stadium last spring. Stow and his family sued the Dodgers in ...Los Angeles Dodgers File Motion to Disallow Stow Bankruptcy Court ClaimSacramento BeeLos Angeles Dodgers ask judge to deny Giants fan's financial claimSouthwest Riverside News NetworkDodgers Move To Dismiss Suit From Beaten FanWall Street Journalall 94 news articles » 
 
Los Angeles Dodgers ask judge to deny Giants fan?s financial claim Bankruptcy attorneys for the Los Angeles Dodgers filed court papers today asking a Delaware judge to reject a financial claim by a San Francisco . . . ? Read More 
 
Financial Relief for Mets May Come From TV Partners Steven A. Cohen, a hedge fund manager pursuing the purchase of the Los Angeles Dodgers, is expected to buy a limited partnership in the Mets for $20 million. 
 
Los Angeles Dodgers Sale Frenzy Makes Valuation More Circus Than Science The sportsgear is more easily valued than the team. Frank McCourt is selling the club out of bankruptcy, in part to pay his ex-wife, Jamie, $131 million for her share of the Dodgers agreed to in their October divorce settlement, Bloomberg Businessweek reports in its Feb. 6 edition. 
 
Los Angeles Dodgers sign Todd Coffey - Call to the Pen Call to the PenLos Angeles Dodgers sign Todd CoffeyCall to the PenThe Los Angeles Dodgers bullpen is quite weak right now, but they have just made it a bit better by signing set-up man Todd Coffey. The former Brewer was worth 0.5 WAR last season in his first- and only- year in the nation's capital, and Coffey is an ...Dodgers, Todd Coffey agreeESPNDodgers sign reliever Todd Coffey to $1.3 million, 1-year deal with club ...Washington PostDodgers sign P CoffeyChicago TribuneSB Nation Los Angelesall 89 news articles » 
 
Dodgers Say Beaten Fan?s Bankruptcy Claims Should Be Denied The Los Angeles Dodgers asked the judge overseeing the team?s bankruptcy to dismiss injury claims by a San Francisco Giants fan who was beaten in a Dodgers parking lot after a home game in March. 
 
Braun to Accept M.V.P. Award in Wake of Positive Drug Test A little over a month after news broke that Ryan Braun had a positive drug test, he will receive the National League Most Valuable Player award at a dinner Saturday in Manhattan. 
 
Todd Coffey Signs With Los Angeles Dodgers For One-Year, $1.3 Million The Los Angeles Dodgers rounded out their bullpen on Friday, signing veteran right-handed relief pitcher Todd Coffey to a one-year deal plus a club option for 2013 , worth a guaranteed $1.3 million. Coffey will be paid $1 million in 2012, and his 2013 option is worth $2.5 million with a buyout of $300,000. Coffey, 31, was 5-1 with a 3.62 ERA in 69 games with the Washington Nationals in 2011 ... 
 
Los Angeles Dodgers' bidders invited to meetings in Los Angeles next week - Washington Post Globe and MailLos Angeles Dodgers' bidders invited to meetings in Los Angeles next weekWashington PostNEW YORK ? Remaining bidders for the Dodgers are being invited to meetings with the team's management in Los Angeles. A person familiar with one of the group's plans said its meeting had been scheduled for next week and the group will have the ...Hedge fund manager Cohen considers buying a piece of the MetsReutersSports Banker Weighs In On Super Bowl, Mets And DodgersForbesSAC's Cohen Buying $20M Mets StakeBloombergHedge Fund Net -FINalternativesall 75 news articles » 
 
Dodgers sign reliever Todd Coffey to 1-year deal The Los Angeles Dodgers have agreed to terms with right-handed reliever Todd Coffey on a $1.3 million, one-year contract with a club option for 2013. The deal, announced Friday, will pay Coffey $1 million this season. The Dodgers hold a $2.5 million option for next season with a $300,000 buyout. Coffey was 5-1 with a 3.62 ERA in 69 games with Washington last season. 
 
BATS; Torre Resigns to Join Group Seeking to Buy Dodgers Joe Torre resigns from his job as executive vice president for baseball operations for Major League Baseball to join a group led by real estate developer Rick J Caruso seeking to buy the Los Angeles Dodgers. Photo  
 
Dodgers ask court to disallow out Stow claim The Los Angeles Dodgers asked a U.S. Bankruptcy Judge on Friday to disallow claims against the team filed by Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan nearly beaten to death outside Dodger Stadium last spring. Stow and his family sued the Dodgers in California state court, then filed the claim with the federal court in July, weeks after owner Frank McCourt put the team in bankruptcy. 
 
Sports in Brief: Feds drop probe of Armstrong - Philadelphia Inquirer CTV.caSports in Brief: Feds drop probe of ArmstrongPhiladelphia InquirerBASEBALL: The Los Angeles Dodgers asked a US bankruptcy judge in Wilmington to disallow claims against the team filed by Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan nearly beaten to death outside Dodger Stadium last spring. The team argued that the claim ...Casa Grande Dispatch > Az National SportsTriValley Centralall 1,301 news articles » 
 
Dodgers, ChiSox to play exhibition to benefit Tucson shooting victim Green The Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago White Sox will play a spring training game in Tucson, Ariz., on March 23 to benefit the Christina-Taylor Green Foundation. 
 
2011: Tense Days For Dodgers' Front Office One day in April, the Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt sat at a conference table in Manhattan emanating indignation. Nearly a week before, Bud Selig, the commissioner of baseball, had installed a monitor to oversee the team's finances. McCourt was plenty offended by that. Now, he had just learned in a meeting at baseball's offices that Selig was deferring his decision on a TV deal that McCourt desperately needed. In such a state, doesn't an enraged man deserve a nice massage? 
 
Dodgers to court: Toss security claims by beaten Giants fan Stow The Los Angeles Dodgers asked a U.S. Bankruptcy Judge on Friday to disallow claims against the team filed by Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan nearly beaten to death outside Dodger Stadium last spring. 
 
Dodgers ask court to disallow claims by Stow The Los Angeles Dodgers asked a U.S. Bankruptcy Judge on Friday to disallow claims against the team filed by Bryan Stow, the San Francisco Giants fan nearly beaten to death outside Dodger Stadium last spring. 
 
BATS; Sale of TV Rights Is Halted A federal district court judge Friday granted a request by Fox Sports to stop, for now, the Los Angeles Dodgers' sale of their TV rights and wrote that a lower court might have erred in letting the process begin. The Dodgers had received the go-ahead by a federal bankruptcy court judge earlier this month to start marketing their future television rights about a year before their current contract with Fox allowed. 
 
Los Angeles Dodgers: 5 Biggest Concerns Heading into Spring Training - Bleacher Report Bleacher ReportLos Angeles Dodgers: 5 Biggest Concerns Heading into Spring TrainingBleacher ReportThe 2012 Los Angeles Dodgers season is upon us, whether we are ready for it or not. Pitchers and catchers will be reporting to camp on February 21st, and by February 28th the whole team will be working out together under the Arizona sun.and more » 
 
BATS; Fox Sports Is Criticized By Judge in Dodger Case Baseball Roundup; Federal bankruptcy judge Kevin Gross criticizes Fox Sports for trying to prevent Los Angeles Dodgers from selling their TV rights before the end of their exclusive negotiating period.  
 
Bernie Bits: Too soon for panic over fate of Rams - STLtoday.com Bernie Bits: Too soon for panic over fate of RamsSTLtoday.comI understand why so many dots are being connected, but this is why Kroenke is bidding to purchase the Los Angeles Dodgers: television money, and lots of it. Kroenke is no fool. He sees what the YES network has done for the Yankees.and more » 
 
BATS; Judge Rules For Dodgers Federal bankruptcy judge Kevin Gross rules that Los Angeles Dodgers can accelerate sale of their future television rights over objections of Fox Sports, whose Prime Ticket channel has a contract to carry the team's games through 2013. (M)p 
 
Casa Grande Dispatch > Around Arizona - TriValley Central Casa Grande Dispatch > Around ArizonaTriValley CentralLOS ANGELES DODGERS?Agreed to terms with RHP Todd Correy on a one-year contract. MILWAUKEE BREWERS?Agreed to terms with RHP Shaun Marcum on a one-year contract. BALTIMORE ORIOLE?Promoted Kevin Cummings to director of ballpark operations.Web HeadlineMidland Daily Newsall 3 news articles » 
 
Among Potential Dodgers? Bidders, Magic Johnson Brings More Than Name Recognition Magic Johnson, part of a group looking to purchase the team, would contribute an enormous local profile, enthusiasm, millions of dollars and business experience. 
 
James Loney not facing charges - ESPN Los Angeles TimesJames Loney not facing chargesESPNBy Tony Jackson Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman James Loney won't face any criminal charges resulting from a Nov. 14 traffic accident in which he was briefly detained on suspicion of DUI, a spokesman for the Los Angeles City Attorney's office ...Dodgers' James Loney will not face chargesSan Francisco ChronicleJames Loney Will Not Face Criminal Charges Stemming From DUI ArrestSI.comDodgers' James Loney will not face DUI chargeReno Gazette-Journalall 50 news articles » 
 
Little Change in Totals in Annual Drug Report Out of 3,868 tests, there was only one positive test for performance-enhancing drugs that resulted in discipline, one fewer than the previous year. 
 
The Dodgers' All-Star Lineup of Suitors - BusinessWeek BusinessWeekThe Dodgers' All-Star Lineup of SuitorsBusinessWeekO'Malley's Los Angeles Dodgers thrived, going on to win nine National League Championships and five World Series titles. Celebrated for breaking the color barrier by starting Jackie Robinson in 1947, the Dodgers, O'Malley, and his son Peter also gave ...and more » 
 
Frank McCourt Now Fighting Fox Over Dodgers TV Rights Frank McCourt has moved from his desperate fight to maintain ownership of the Los Angeles Dodgers to a battle with Fox Sports over the team?s TV rights. 
 
Joe Torre Admits to Getting Feelers on Dodgers Joe Torre might fit into the growing roster of suitors for the Los Angeles Dodgers, but he said that as of Tuesday, he was ?not part of any group? to buy the team. 
 
Milwaukee?s Ryan Braun Was Most Valuable in the Clutch Milwaukee Brewers left fielder Ryan Braun was named the National League Most Valuable Player Tuesday. 
 
Maddon and Gibson Are Managers of the Year Joe Maddon was named was the A.L. winner and Kirk Gibson won the N.L. honor, but more intriguing, perhaps, was the news that Terry Francona did not expect to manage next year. 
 
Even in Bankruptcy, Dodgers Can Make Big Offer to Kemp Under bankruptcy law, the Dodgers can sign outfielder Matt Kemp to a $160 million deal without the approval of the court or Major League Baseball
 
O?Malley Interested in Owning the Dodgers Again Peter O?Malley sold the Los Angeles Dodgers 13 years ago to Fox. The franchise was in his family for 47 years. 


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