Welcome to another edition of Bizball Radio

Hard to believe, but the Los Angeles Dodgers are in bankruptcy. Mired in debt, and unable to force through a televison deal with FOX, Frank McCourt is now trying to retain control of the Dodgers -- either wholly, or in pieces such as the stadium, parking, and more -- and keep MLB from seizing it.

This week we talk to Josh Fisher, whose website DodgerDivorce.com has been indespensible throughout, not just the recent bankruptcy, but also the divorce to his former wife Jamie, something that, in large part, got the Dodgers in the unfortunate position they are today (also, you can follow him on twitter @DodgerDivorce). Josh talks how the Dodgers are broken out into more than 20 holding companies, and what the future might hold through the process.

We also talk about the NBA lockout which begins today, while Maury talks a bit of music, pumping up local artist Brian Harrison

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