This guy has been filling in with Zach Zaidman in the mornings the last couple days, and it's a rare coming together of two morons. I don't have a problem with what he said. Strategic bankruptcy is a tricky thing. Using it to get out of obligations you have the ability to pay is morally questionable. But that's not really what they are doing here from what I'm understanding. They're doing it to get out of liability for some of the Tribune's debt. It's really a way to sever themselves from the Trib's finanacial mess. Unless I'm misunderstanding it. No, I understand that, what I'm saying is it's not like he was saying, "I had no idea they were broke", he's questioning the legality of declaring bankruptcy to get out of legal obligations, which I think is a defendable position to take. What does being profitable have to do with that though? To me that was implying that they were trying to get away with "playing broke". Maybe I'm reading too deeply into it. In any case, since the Cubs owner had already declared bankruptcy nearly 6 months ago, and I don't believe have come out of it yet, I'm not sure why it's an outrageous thing for the Cubs to do as well.