From the NY POST
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It's amazing how the Wilpons don't know how to get out of their own way. It seems to me that they could have had a pretty good windfall earlier this year but wanting to stay involved in the decisions of the team you sold to someone else is one of the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard. Now they might not even get half of what they were originally going to get. Buyers want SNY as part of the deal and I really don't get why the Wilpons just take as much money upfront they can and not worry about what SNY makes for them. These folks seem like they would get tossed a life saver and ask for a rescue boat instead.
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