Texas Rangers May File Motion Under Seal to Aid Settlement
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The Texas Rangers, the bankrupt Major League Baseball club, won court permission to file a motion under seal that the team said will help settle some disputes in its Chapter 11 case.
The motion asks the court to overturn or reconsider some decisions in the case, the Rangers said today in a filing in U.S. Bankruptcy court in Fort Worth, Texas. The contents can’t be made public because the settlement contains “confidential and highly-sensitive terms” that would be prejudicial to the team if the motion is denied, the Rangers said.