I’ve heard Frank McCourt on the LA airwaves arguing his case and the injustice committed against him by Major League Baseball.  Basically, MLB wants him out, and he keeps fighting to stick around.  Here’s a long, succinct write up why Frank McCourt must go.  As a fan of baseball, I like to see the Dodgers as a competitive team year to year.  It’s seeming as if this is unlikely with Frank McCourt in charge.

Also take a look at the blog devoted to the Dodger Divorce.

Albert Pujols being out for six weeks might give the Brewers and Reds a chance to get some distance on the Cardinals.  It doesn’t appear to be the Cardinals’ year with injuries to the best player in baseball and one of their workhorses in Wainwright.

And Jack McKeon fills in for the hapless Marlins at 80 years old.  Why not have a grandfatherly voice in the clubhouse with all the kids as they try to recover some respectability after a horrendous collapse.  It all began with Josh Johnson’s visit to the DL and the fall to last place was pretty dramatic.  They have certainly achieved a phenomenal feat of losing (17 out of 18 and 10 in a row).  They aren’t this bad!