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Los Angeles Dodgers spokesman confirms to NBC-LA that some employee checks have bounced

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Los Angeles Dodgers employees whose checks bounce at the bank probably have the same disappointed looks that James Loney shows on this strike call.

The Dodgers' financial mess took another bizarre turn Thursday when a team spokesman confirmed to NBC-LA that some employee checks had bounced.
Josh Rawitch, the Dodgers VP of communication, told the station that the total number of checks bounced was unavailable, but all employees - mostly part-time, game-day staff - were issued new checks. He also added that the team covered any bank fees.
Earlier this week, owner Frank McCourt - who is embroiled in a bitter divorce with his wife - entered into a $150 million bankruptcy arrangment with a group of New York lenders, which was authorized by a judge.Read more