Matt and Sheel present very different perspectives about how things have proceeded in recent years. The Dodgers were long considered the most likely landing spot for Sasaki with the Padres considered a dark-horse threat. The Padres and Dodgers were two of the three finalists, alongside the Blue Jays, though Sasaki did eventually pick the Dodgers.
The fact is, we will win in court because the defendants have shown they have no case. In short, their response is a total strike out. Many clubs are owned by multiple people but each team gets one control person who is a point of contact for the league and who votes on league matters.
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Complicated ownership disputes are not unprecedented in Major League Baseball. Various members of the Angelos family, which previously owned the Orioles, filed lawsuits against each other after Peter Angelos fell ill.
Those lawsuits were dropped in February of and the club was sold to a group headed by David Rubenstein in It will be much worse. Manfred is hands off with everything. I doubt he steps him here. Limits on the SD payroll. Padres dipped under the CBT for a single season like most teams do after a couple of years over. Not limits. Smart business. They got that one wrong.
Neither happened. They were wrong. Boras said that if Seidler had not died that Soto would still be a Padre. That they were deep in negotiations. The doomers were wrong about that one. The doomers were not close on the return for Soto.
