Anyone else find the irony of this statement?

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"Every dollar that Frank spends on attorneys to keep Jamie from getting a penny could be spent on starting pitching." - Jamie's Atty. David Boies

Lawyers.

[love_that_reefer]

They already have six starters.

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No. That quote was taken during the season and starting pitching is beside the point.

[missionhockey21]

I wonder how many innings that statement cost?

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Ahem, perhaps instead of the word "irony", I should have said "logical fallacy".

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All right, I'll just say it.

While he's not wrong to say that Frank is wasting money that could be better spent elsewhere than on attorneys, I'm pretty sure Frank's attorney expenses are the pennies to the dollars that Jamie is asking for, and not vice versa as Boies is insinuating with his retarded euphemism. How the fuck then is Frank going to afford starting pitching when he has to pay Jamie?

Add in Wasser's quote, "This Dodger organization is a cash cow. There is plenty of money to go around for both parties to live very comfortably for the rest of their lives", and it amazes me how ignorant these God damned shysters are.

[Saber]

Hey! Just because I don't bleed doesn't mean I don't feel.

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"The thing that would be best for Frank and Jamie and their children, in my opinion, isn't necessarily the best for Los Angeles and for the Dodgers," Boies said.

What's best for the McCourt clan isn't necessarily best for the people in L.A. and for the team? Gee, thanks d00d, for thinking of us. But you should still GFY, Boies.