Josh Fisher

Dodger fan and blogger, DodgerDivorce.com

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Law student and Dodger fan, he blogs at DodgerDivorce.com

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The agreement saying that Frank McCourt owns the Dodgers was thrown out yesterday in Superior Court, leaving him co-owner with ex-wife Jamie.

Jamie McCourt's Win on Round One

The agreement saying that Frank McCourt owns the Dodgers was thrown out yesterday in Superior Court, leaving him co-owner with ex-wife Jamie.

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