Feb
3
2011

Mets/Madoff Settlement Off, Case To Be Unsealed

It turned out to be a volatile day as far as the Wilpon/Madoff mess goes. As my colleague Craig posted earlier today, the Wilpons took the gloves off and fired back at the trustee Irving Picard, and about two hours later both sides announced that the settlement talks were over.

David J. Sheehan, who represents Irving Picard, sent a letter to the presiding Judge Burton R. Lifland today asking that he unseal the lawsuit. Surprisingly, the Mets lawyers announced that the Mets owners also want the suit unsealed. That could happen on Friday.

It sounds like a wild game of cat and mouse, and if you’re still confused about what exactly is going on, join the crowd.

The following video from the Wall Street Journal, may help clear things up.

Tomorrow should be another big day, so stay tuned as we continue to follow this story.

Hat tip to Metsblog for the video.

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  • In a way I’m glad the Wilpons are fighting this because I really don’t want to see them get into that kind of trouble, I can’t believe they’d know beforehand.

    Yes, I would like to see them sell but I don’t want to see anybody go to jail either.

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