ABA 'Funny Business' Not Limited to Joe

[dmbishop]

Just found this little tidbit:

http://www.eonline.com/news/article/index.jsp?uuid=6f4264c7-68ad-4a0f-bd74-84b8b50a0740

The ex-hubbies of Jessica Simpson and Jamie-Lynn Sigler have been named as defendants in a million-dollar breach-of-contract lawsuit filed by a woman who claims she was entitled to a piece of the American Basketball Association team that Lachey and a host of other celebrity investors snatched up last summer.

Dave

[LASportsFan]

Just found this little tidbit:

http://www.eonline.com/news/article/index.jsp?uuid=6f4264c7-68ad-4a0f-bd74-84b8b50a0740



Dave


"The disgruntled would-be Fame executive is seeking at least $1.25 million in damages, including the $250,000 that she says is the current value of 10 percent of the team. "

She thinks a team without a website is worth $2.5 million?!?! She must be on crack! I actually wanted to go watch a game or two this year, but for the life of me I could never find out when and where their games were. If she thinks the Hollywood Fame are a multimillion dollar operation, she's as looney as Joe.

[Pounder]

Yes, another loon! PERFECT!

If the ABA doesn't settle, the true valuation will come out in court. Priceless! (Double meaning, I say)

If they do settle, BE A FREAKING LOON!

[jamesaba]

"Brau calls the company that DiScala conducts business under, Brax Group LLC, "a mere shell and sham without capital, assets, stock or stockholders" and that he operated the company "to suit his personal convenience and for the purpose of evading duties and obligations, both monetary and non-monetary."

I think most of us knew this guy was a con artist when we first heard he was involved. Amazing Joe couldn't detect his kind!

I love the part about how he sold all the shares off and ended up owning 0% of the team in mid season. Snookered and took a bunch of people in Hollywood for a ride, didn't he!