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Sports arguments compensate for our powerlessness. We will never be permitted on the playing field, court or ice to change the outcome of the game – and even if we were, we'd be toast – so we soothe our nerves by preemptively doubting the efficacy of a play, screaming at it as it happens and second-guessing the whole thing when it's done. Then, because God is unfair, we lose anyway. The loser has even more reason to argue, if only because a verbal battle prosecuted on its behalf is the only thing his team can win anyway.

 

And if you lose – I mean, really lose – there is no argument more fulfilling than that of who has the worst owner. Because if you can make that one stick, then everything else explains itself: bad players, coaching, drafting, trades, talent evaluation, conditioning?

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Technically it should be called Author's opinion on the 15 Worst Owners in US Major League Sports for there are other worst owners in other sports and not in US.

 

Here is list for those who want list without having to go thru all of text.

 

15 Charles Wang, New York Islanders

14 The Wilpons, New York Mets

13 The Ricketts Family, Chicago Cubs

12 Woody Johnson, New York Jets

11 Jerry Richardson, Carolina Panthers

10 David Glass, Kansas City Royals

9 Mike Brown, Cincinnati Bengals

8 Jimmy Haslam, Cleveland Browns

7 Dan Gilbert, Cleveland Cavaliers

6 Clayton Bennett and Aubrey McClendon, Oklahoma City Thunder

5 The DeVos Family, Orlando Magic

4 Jerry Jones, Dallas Cowboys

3 James Dolan, New York Knicks

2 Jeffrey Loria, Miami Marlins

1 Daniel Snyder, Washington Redskins

 

Author obviously does not consider CHEATING by Patriiots* owner making owner awful.

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Loria is light years ahead of anyone else on tgat list. He fleeced Miami for the stadium and has run the Marlins into the ground.

Loria is bad. He'd win a World Series and sell the whole team. Once the novelty of the new stadium wears off it'll be completely empty again. Sad part is, he'll still make a lot of money.

 

The Wilponzies and Katz are the worst. They knew nobody gets 12% return on their investment year after year. They knew their friend Madoff was up to something fishy... Now we suffer the consequences as they can't spend like an NY team needs to and won't sell.

 

How is the Davis family not on the list? Edit: Oooohhh... It's Rolling Stone. That explains it.

Edited by SmokinES3
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Stuff like this is why I never read rolling stone "After running arguably the worst non-arms-manufacturing company in the world, Walmart, Glass became sole owner of the Royals in 2000 and immediately treated baseball the way Walmart treats people."

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