Stan Kasten
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Obviously, we'd like to have back the players we have here ... But that's certainly not an excuse. We should be doing better with the players that we have.
Dodger Stadium has been home to many unique and special moments over the past 51 years
This is a start ... In this market, we couldn't come in and say to the fans, 'Wait for four or five years and we'll be OK.' Where we're fortunate is our ownership and fan base will allow us to do both. Our fans bought into this. They responded with a season-ticket increase from 17,000 to 31,000.More quotes »
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No Logic Behind Mattingly's Comments
Stan Kasten is sitting in the Caesar's Club in Citi Field, some might say an appropriate spot for the president of the team that leads the league in high-priced gambles. The Dodgers' new ownership group, the Guggenheim... more » You can never have too mu from Real Clear Sports Read more »
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A year after sale, Dodgers headed in right direction
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No Dodging Worries in Los Angeles
Stan Kasten is sitting in the Caesar's Club in Citi Field, some might say an appropriate spot for the president of the team that leads the league in high-priced gambles. The Dodgers' new ownership group, the Guggenheim Partners, ran the payroll from $90 from Real Clear Sports Read more »
