The MASN Mess reaches the first milepost. There's a hearing today on the Orioles' motion to dismiss Comcast's lawsuit. It's possible that the judge will issue an immediate ruling, or that could come at a later time.
Apparently, the Nationals aren't recognized when they go out in public. I wonder why that could be? Perhaps that has something to do with the point above? Naaaaah.
Marlon Byrd's suspension was overturned. He'll have to pay a fine for being ejected, but won't have to miss a game. Somewhere in the southern hemisphere, a crank Aussie is screaming "Bollocks!"
But the question remains... is Byrd being NOT suspended actually good for the team? Lately, he has started to make me miss Endy.
Baseball Prospectus reports that the Nationals had a deal in place to acquire infielder Julio Lugo, but that the Nationals were having a hard time working out the financial details.
Gee, thanks, Bud.
Our friends at Sports Law Blog take a lawyerly gaze at RFK's outfield dimensions. Would the mislabling of the fences be grounds for a claim of misrepresentation?
It's obviously mostly an academic exercise, but some of you ambulance chasers might appreciate it. (If I see you passing out business cards outside the player's parking lot, I'll expect a referal fee)
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