Will they play at the Big L-A-A?
A judge rejected a request Thursday by the city of Anaheim to force the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim to change their name back to the Anaheim Angels.
O.C. Superior Court Judge Peter J. Polos broke the bad news to the City of Anaheim when he ruled that he had no authority to reverse the ruling of a jury that three weeks ago decided in the team's favor. That jury decided that the Angels didn't breach a contract with the city when owner Arte Moreno changed their name in January 2005.
"In this case, the jury found no wrongdoing, so in my view you don't get to damages and you don't get to an injunction," Polos said.
After ruling was announced, the Kansas City Royals filed to have their name changed to the "Nu York Yankies".
O.C. Superior Court Judge Peter J. Polos broke the bad news to the City of Anaheim when he ruled that he had no authority to reverse the ruling of a jury that three weeks ago decided in the team's favor. That jury decided that the Angels didn't breach a contract with the city when owner Arte Moreno changed their name in January 2005.
"In this case, the jury found no wrongdoing, so in my view you don't get to damages and you don't get to an injunction," Polos said.
After ruling was announced, the Kansas City Royals filed to have their name changed to the "Nu York Yankies".
posted by Mike at 8:20 PM
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