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y ' ’ rs If he does McCourt and his investment ' who haven’t been identified will get a team with one of baseball’s most storied pasts 1 but also one that hasn’t made the playoffs since 'V ' 1996 and hasn’t won a postseason game since part-ne- GRtZaCS12WHJ)CATS7 1 7 — 7 OS — 11 " - paaa ' '- - (John-ao- : "V vMonl - 40-7- 8 Return Yarda 1988 v'v Irom Beuar - V---187 Comp-Atm'- ?' :v 936 234 WSU 12 a Paaalng - Snyder 46 Quartor kick) 00:13 v1 A—23320 j- - RuWraa-yaid- : ' 0 0 0 FMdowna 21 46156 "182 "1'16143 15461 0 :ir''24 : 545 - 03 640 0 30:27 Time otPoaaaaaion ‘ INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RU9HINO— Wabar SL Choumoa -- ' ' ' 26:56 3334 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ' RUSHING— San Diago SI HwnMon 17-4-9 Franklin 617 Had Utah War rfleid 26133 Ltd 641 Whrran 14 Smith - : “They need a new owner because they haven't been winning”said Angel Guerra 34 who was selling embroidered baseball caps m downtown Los Angeles for $20 apiece Satur- - day Daniel places at least some of the blame on v Y ' £: V :4rNews Corp “The O’Malleys ran it in a special way That’s why they had the successes they had Murdoch he’s a big corporation' It was like ' Coca-Co- la said Daniel4Lh-'-- ' 3 txiying diem” f Whkton2-1- 3 HWatd - : V ' - Peter O’Malley’s father Walter was the team’s lawyer when he gained a controlling interest in the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1950 the same year Hall of Fame announcer Vin Scullcy joined the organization The team a fabled fixture of New York’s borough of Brooklyn since the 19th century broke baseball’s color barrier when it signed Jackie Robinson as the first black major league player In 1947 The team delighted its New York fans by winning its first World Series in 1955 then broke their hearts three years later by moving to Los Angeles an act never entirely forgiven In Los Angeles the winning ways continued with World Series championships in 1959 ’63 ’65 '81 and ’88 and legendary performances by Hall of Fame pitchers Don Drysdale and Sandy Koufax “We have the deepest respect for the history and traditions of the Dodgers and we recog- nize the strong contributions the team has made to the local community" McCourt said in a statement Friday “That is a major factor in the Dodgers' allure to us and we look forward to building upon that unique relationship with the city of Los Angeles even further” What effect McCourt and his group would have on the Dodgers and their payroll already one of baseball’s highest is uncertain The team struggled offensively this season and figured to try to add some power hitting ' this winter ' The Dodgers haven’t made the playoffs since 1996 when they were swept in three straight games by Atlanta The last time they made it to the World Series was 1988 when they defeated the Oakland As 4-- 1 They were 85-7- 7 this year finishing second in the NL West 15 12 games behind San Fran- -' ciscoV- 16-5- Samuel 12-4- 3 Team 13 Bauar Montana Green 16106 Hilliard 14-3- 8 Samaon 615 Haidalbargar 2--7 Ocha 6-- (' 10)' - 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