The Dodgers’ sale to the Guggenheim Group is expected to be approved at a 1 p.m. federal bankruptcy court hearing, reports Bill Shaikin of the Times.
Related: Daniel Kaplan of Sports Business Journal looks at the phenomenon of financial firms owning major-league teams.
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Hiroki Kuroda is leading 3-0 against the Angels in the bottom of the second inning of his Yankee Stadium debut.
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Jon Weisman
The “Scout” feature on Gameday is about as inane as they come.
Anonymous
It can be turned off.
Jon Weisman
Hiroki Kuroda strikes out Pujols in a 1-2-3 sixth inning. Leading 5-0, 81 pitches, four hits, 2 BB, five K.
Anonymous
I’ll bet if this sale had happened a year ago Kuroda would still be a Dodger.
Anonymous
I’m missing Kuroda already.
Chris Capuano looks like he will be good for no more than 6 innings. Not a complaint, exactly, just an observation. When Lilly returns, I could envision a scenario in which Capuano and Harang share the fourth starter role, coming in to relieve one another.
Failing that, I might slot one of them in between Kershaw and Billingsley so the bullpen doesn’t have back-to-back long nights.
KT
pretty good idea but is two days rest better for the arm then back to back days? I have no idea
Anonymous
Kuroda pitching, J. Martin behind the plate…
Wait, what???
Jon Weisman
NPUT