Donut Shop 69: 4/21/11

Well, Major League Baseball has taken over the LA Dodgers.  This, to me, raises so many questions.  Frank McCourt leveraged a bunch of money to pay for the Dodgers, right?  Who did he pay it to?  The previous owners?  Ok.  So how can the MLB just “take” his team?  Do they buy it from him?  Does he get an IOU?

Dear Frank McCourt

IOU one LA Dodgers Franchise

Sincerely,

Bud Selig.

(left on the door of Frank’s fridge)

Obviously I’m not in the loop on how a massive franchise takeover happens inside a billion dollar multi city industry.  What are the odds.

Oh, and the NBA has started their 14 month playoff season.   And hockey started the playoffs too.   Just like last year, every team made the playoffs, or so it seems.

So much sports.  Now I just need a cohost that cares about something other than the Blackhawks, because they are getting routed by Vancouver.

Time to Make the Donuts.

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35 Comments

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35 Responses to Donut Shop 69: 4/21/11

  1. Chris

    are you going to talk about the professor who told the student group to f themselves

  2. Chris

    Now you’ve challenged me to sue you by not discussing the professor.

  3. Kelly

    Friggin’ Cheba Hut. Ruined my Amazing Race victory.

  4. Eddie

    At this rate, he can chug a gallon of ranch in less than three minutes.

  5. Chris

    1) I dont know how to change the picture anymore
    2) James biggest problem with the decemberist is that he is too old to stay awake

  6. Kelly

    That is a spot on description of the show. Not impressed, but his voice is awesome.

  7. Kelly

    Please note this is a loose interpretation of my understanding of the Louisiana Purchase.

  8. Kelly

    “walk a mile in my ballet flats”. beautiful!

  9. Eddie

    This is for the historical event screwup. We’re going back to 4 ABY.

    Imagine. It’s the battle of Endor. The rebel strike team on Endor is caputred as normal, but Admiral Ackbar does not realize the emperor’s trap. The X wings and Y wings run into the deflector shield and are vaporized. Enraged with the loss of his friends, he kills Darth Vader but ultimately falls to the dark side and becomes the emperor’s new apprentice. The Rebel alliance is destroyed by the now fully functioning death star, and balance is not restored to the force.

  10. Kelly

    Can’t you say a**hole on TV? If so, it should be valid on this site. Okay, seriously going to bed. Especially after I was disqualified.

  11. Eddie

    I forgot to say earlier that Luke turned to the dark side, not Admiral Ackbar, sorry.

  12. Kelly

    He should have just renewed the book online.

  13. Sven

    24 oz of ranch is damn near 3000 calories.

  14. Eddie

    3 cents per acre.

  15. Eddie

    Wow. What a failure.

  16. Eddie

    Stonewall Jackson’s my great great grandfather!

  17. Mitchell

    Mitchell Manning is not born, world remains completely lame.

  18. Eddie

    Good thing John Hancock got deleted rather than my great great grandfather. I would rather be alive than dead right now.

  19. Eddie

    You guys forgot to see the comment above where I said that Stonewall Jackson was my great great grandfather, and you said that he should be deleted. If he got deleted, I would never have been born.

  20. Mitchell

    Mitchell Manning is single and looking.

  21. Mitchell

    HAHA! Thanks Mandy! Justin you have a sexy voice.

  22. Chris

    The Now is dead to me.
    Last night I listened to the April 21 show and was mortified. The format has changed from current topics and the weeks top adult alternative to an ad hoc conversation.
    Furthermore when topics were introduced which were relevant and timely the show outright rejected the conversation and by doing so the shows producers made their own political statement. Such bias and treatment of what is now a national press item makes it easy for public radio to be targeted for funding cuts. I myself support and love public radio and find such programming to be dangerous to the future of public radio.
    In short I wish that The Now would return to its former self mixing current topics with current music.

    • J.H. McDonald 5th

      That’s why we have a disclaimer.

      The stories were definitely timely. The guy destroying his own trophy was particularly “The Now”.

      Just because you’re bitter that we didn’t discuss a politically charged email that was distributed by hitting “reply all”, well, what am I supposed to say? “Reply All Strikes Again!”

      But my catch-all is this; that’s why we have a disclaimer. And it’s my show, so feel free to go back to your AM propaganda machine instead of listening to Radiohead and The Strokes and getting ultra-witty banter and buttery-smooth baritone hosting if you so choose.

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