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Los Angeles Dodgers News
Los Angeles Dodgers: They Really Need to Settle the Bryan Stow Case out of Court On Friday the Los Angeles Dodgers asked the U.S. bankruptcy judge to disallow claims against them filed by Bryan Stow. As you may remember, Stow is the San Francisco Giants fan that was nearly beaten to death outside Dodger Stadium after the Dodgers' Opening Day victory over the Giants last March. Stow and his children filed a suit against the Dodgers, owner Frank McCourt and over a dozen ... Los Angeles Dodgers File Motion to Disallow Stow Bankruptcy Court Claim Los Angeles Dodgers LLC ("LAD", "Dodgers") today reported that it has filed a motion to disallow all claims (the "Stow Claim") asserted by Bryan Stow, Tyler Stow and Tabitha Stow against the Los Angeles Dodgers with the U.S.... Los Angeles Dodgers ask judge to deny Giants fan’s financial claim Bankruptcy attorneys for the Los Angeles Dodgers filed court papers today asking a Delaware judge to reject a financial claim by a San Francisco . . . → Read More Dodgers Say Beaten Fan’s Bankruptcy Claims Should Be Denied The Los Angeles Dodgers asked the judge overseeing the team’s bankruptcy to dismiss injury claims by a San Francisco Giants fan who was beaten in a Dodgers parking lot after a home game in March. Todd Coffey Signs With Los Angeles Dodgers For One-Year, $1.3 Million The Los Angeles Dodgers rounded out their bullpen on Friday, signing veteran right-handed relief pitcher Todd Coffey to a one-year deal plus a club option for 2013 , worth a guaranteed $1.3 million. Coffey will be paid $1 million in 2012, and his 2013 option is worth $2.5 million with a buyout of $300,000. Coffey, 31, was 5-1 with a 3.62 ERA in 69 games with the Washington Nationals in 2011 ...
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