Your logic is sounds, MJL, but I don't think it's impossible that Attanasio could muster the funds to be the principal owner of the Dodgers. This is why: -While it's possible that the Dodgers could sell for $800 mil or more, Forbes had them valued at $724 mil going in to the season. It's unlikely, though again possible, that the quick sale of the club necessitated by the McCourt family problems could push the asking price even lower, maybe to $700 mil. -It is entirely possible, given the large number of rich Dodgers fans, that Attanasio could put a group together where he'd be the principal owner, and only have a 25% stake (or less) in the team. -A 25% stake of $700 mil would *only* be an investment of $175 mil. If he were able to get $75-$100 mil out of his Brewers stake (which I have no idea about, but it sounds plausible), I would think it would be not impossible for him to raise the remaining <$100 mil. Again, I think you're right, but without knowing his personal finances, I wouldn't rule out his ability to muster the necessary funds to be lead owner of the Dodgers.