This ownership group eventually purchased the Los Angeles Dodgers from former owner Frank McCourt by paying $2.15 billion in 2012. According to Bloomberg, this was the highest amount paid for a ...

The Yankees are in the Fall Classic for the first time since Hal Steinbrenner inherited the team from his famous father.

McCourt used to make headlines as the owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers; now, he’s making waves with his ambitious efforts to reshape the digital world, which could involve buying one of the most ...

Remember, McCourt’s payroll philosophy ... So be careful when you talk to us about how the Dodgers “bought a championship.” Bottom line, do you want owners who try to win, and care about ...

The search is over. A new era can begin. The Marlins announced on Monday that they have hired Dodgers first-base coach ...

The Miami Marlins have hired Los Angeles Dodgers first base coach Clayton McCullough as the franchise's 17th manager.

The Dodgers are back in the Major League Baseball ... a situation that would not be possible without the investment of the owners, led by Mark Walter, CEO of Guggenheim Partners.

From a corner of the clubhouse, Dodgers owners Mark Walter and Todd Boehly smiled as they watched the chaos unfolding in the room. In front of them, Shohei Ohtani was closing his eyes as manager ...

From a corner of the clubhouse, Dodgers owners Mark Walter and Todd Boehly smiled as they watched the chaos unfolding in the room. In front of them, Shohei Ohtani was closing his eyes as manager ...

Amid the din of a triumphant Los Angeles Dodgers celebration in Yankee Stadium, LA minority owner Magic Johnson summed up the club’s eighth World Series victory—and Freddie Freeman’s role in it: When ...

The Los Angeles Dodgers are headed to New York up 2-0. After Freddie Freeman's walk-off grand slam highlighted Game 1, defense took the spotlight in Game 2 as Yoshinobu Yamamoto shined in his ...

Los Angeles Dodgers president of baseball operations ... when Mark Walter and his Guggenheim Baseball group took over from Frank McCourt, would consider that a no-brainer of a statement.