Tommy Lasorda has just been injected into the nasty divorce between Los Angeles Dodgers owners Frank and Jamie McCourt -- and the baseball legend may not even know it.
In court papers filed today, Frank describes a conversation he had with Tommy Lasorda back in September, in which the Dodger Hall-of-Famer "surprised" Frank by asking if he was going to an event honoring Lasorda at the Smithsonian in D.C.
Frank claims he had "no knowledge" of the event -- and it was Jamie's duty to tell him about stuff like that.
Frank claims the Lasorda incident was just another example of how Jamie was keeping Dodgers management out of "the loop" -- and uses this example to justify firing her from her job as CEO of the team.
Reader Comments
(Page 1 of 1)Sorry but no one in middle America really cares about these over inflated teams!
Is it true that the IOC is weighing " Pole Dancing " as a companion event to the streamer-on-a-stick artistic dance event now embraced?
Really? That's the best example of what a CEO should have but did not do? Really? Did she also forget to inform her husband that the Dodgers are out of the playoffs or did he already know that one?
















