When Frank McCourt decided that enough was enough and reached a settlement with MLB to sell the Los Angeles Dodgers, immediately attention shifted from McCourt to who the new owners might be.

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Given the financial problems of the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Mets, the only other option for MLB commissioner Bud Selig, should the highly leveraged Cubs not succeed in generated more revenue, would be to decrease welfare.

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If Wilpon and Katz do not boost their investment in the team, then MLB commissioner Bud Selig must tell Mets fans why he forced Frank McCourt to sell the Los Angeles Dodgers because the former owner was sucking cash out of the team for personal uses, while allowing the Mets owners to do the very same thing he accused McCourt of doing.

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