Dodgers President: Team Is 'Not for Sale' After Mark Walter's Lakers Deal

Mike Lupica: Can Mark Walter hold on to the Dodgers if the government plays hardball?

We are about to find out if the Los Angeles Dodgers, and their potential baseball dynasty, have been built on a financial house of cards, and that sure doesn’t mean the Cards of St. Louis.

Dodgers president: Team is 'not for sale' after Mark Walter's Lakers deal

Walter sold the Lakers for $12.5 billion earlier this month -- a mere 14 months after purchasing the franchise

Dodgers’ future unclear even after president’s defense of Mark Walter

A little more than a week after declaring that owner Mark Walter wouldn’t have to sell the Dodgers, team president Stan Kasten repeated the claim over and over again on Friday. What made him so certain? Walter told him so. Los Angeles Dodgers chairman Mark Walter attends a press conference announcing a new partnership between...

Stan Kasten makes bold statements about Mark Walter keeping Dodgers

The Los Angeles Dodgers are not for sale and owner Mark Walter won’t part with the storied franchise even after deciding to do so with the Los Angeles Lakers and reportedly exploring giving up his shares of the Chelsea Football Club as well. It’s a sentiment Dodgers president and CEO Stan Kasten first expressed on Aug. 12, and again before the series opener against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Friday night. “The Dodgers are not being sold, they’re …