Even though the Dodgers have won four games in a row, we are still 4.5 games behind Philadelphia, and there are three other teams ahead of us in the chase. The only thing this winning streak does is prevent us from dealing Manny Ramirez to the White Sox for a prospect and cost us the rest of his salary.

But the real battle for the Dodgers starts on Monday in L.A. Superior Court, when Frank and Jamie McCourt start pleading their case for who own the Dodgers?...Owns! Owns! After 30 years of marriage the couple will square off with Judge Scott Gordon presiding, and for me this will be the most followed case since the O.J. trial (the first one). Their arguments are quite simple, Frank says he is the sole owner of the Dodgers and Jamie says she owns half. But their reasoning behind their arguments is where it gets messy and complicated.

During the World Series last year in 2009 it was announced that the couple was splitting and shortly after Jamie was fired from her position with the Dodgers for having an inappropriate relationship with a company employee.