huh, guess the guggenheim guys are going to test MLB on the revenue sharing part. they must think they've got some kind of solid case. but if the article is correct, and the dodgers are not assuming a large financial risk in setting up the network, they could be on the hook for more than the stipulated $84 mil a year bar that the bankruptcy court set.

btw, a lot of salary comes off their books after 2013. is there any chance they might fly under the luxury tax radar after 2013 or have they committed to too much?

Trying to stiff MLB and the so-called "small market" owners of their rightful revenue sharing windfall? Shame!

Where is the outrage?

i take back what i said. looking on spotrac, dodgers payroll in 2014 is well over 190 mil -- they are still paying andruw jones 3 mil -- and that doesn't count clayton kershaw. he'll be arb eligible.