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09-04-2011, 11:13 AM
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The teams are essentially franchises of MLB, and, while owners are owners, they are subject to strict rules and regulations. Similar to when you buy a McDonald's franchise. It's not as if Chinese owners could do whatever they want with the team. As with Marge Schott and Frank McCourt, MLB can even take away a team from an owner if they do naughty enough things.
I don't have an issue with Chinese owners. Potential American owners are vetted by MLB, and many are rejected. Though clearly MLB didn't make the right choice with McCourt. ** I should add as disclaimer that I'm not a Dogers fan and have once or twice referred to them as the "poor man's Yankees." Last edited by drc; 09-04-2011 at 11:31 AM. 
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