Billionaire Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban launched an aggressive bid to buy the Texas Rangers on Wednesday, challenging Hall of Fame pitcher and team president Nolan Ryan and his group of investors in a rare and contentious bankruptcy court auction.
Bidding war starts in Texas Rangers auction
Seeded on Wed Aug 4, 2010 12:38 PM EDT (NBC Sports)
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What a mockery, the highest bidder may not get the bid because of their politics ? Boy does this sound familiar....like wall street and its phony free market concepts. Lets just call our economical system what it is, a manipulated, rigged system, with no ethics or values, and our sports franchises are one and the same.
I certainly don't speak for all Rangers fans, but I would prefer Nolan Ryan’s group over Cuban because of his baseball pedigree. Mark Cuban is a hands on owner and that doesn’t seem to work so well with baseball.