The Los Angeles Dodgers appeared to have made progress toward clearing up a couple of last-minute money disputes ahead of an April 13 hearing to confirm a bankruptcy reorganization plan that provides for selling the team for $2 billion.
In court documents filed Friday, the Dodgers sought to convince U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Kevin Gross in Wilmington, Del., to approve the plan, saying the sale would “provide more than sufficient capital to ensure the long-term financial success” of the team.
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