In an international twist in the Dodgers’ ownership saga, Frank McCourt has been offered $1.2 billion to sell the team to a group indirectly financed by the government of China. While the sale could spell big profits for McCourt the players may be less than satisfied with the deal. Especially when they discover that their wages will be capped at 12 cents a day and in the off season they will be expected to “spend some time in manufacturing”.
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I wonder if there is anything here in our country the Chinee haven't tried to buy? It's like America is the Chinee Wal-Mart for pei wei capitolists.
I hope this won't change the hot dogs at Dodger Stadium in that they'll literally be hot dogs.
Another reason to stay an Angels fan.