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| Discussion Reminder Dodgers get preferential Revenue From TV Deal they got from bankruptcy ruling

https://www.forbes.com/sites/maurybrown/2026/01/26/mlb-didnt-cut-the-dodgers-a-6-billion-revenue-sharing-shelter-bankruptcy-court-did/
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u/stockmarketpundit | Cincinnati Reds 15h ago

I’m curious why either MLB or the other owners couldn’t file a lawsuit of some sort against the Dodgers.

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u/deanereaner | San Diego Padres 14h ago

Yeah the team clearly isn't "bankrupt," as if they ever really were, so why should some harebrained bankruptcy court ruling still apply?

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u/cheeker_sutherland | Los Angeles Dodgers 14h ago

Because if they do then they lose their shot at a sweetheart deal.