This leads to a complete misrepresentation of fact. From the public's standpoint, there is an implication that owners are getting a cut of the proceeds. People read this in the press and they believe what they read.

This is a gross and deliberate misrepresentation of the fact,

This is a misrepresentation of what was going on.

The fact that you see banks on the streets, you don't know who the owners are. Many banks are owned by governments.

the misrepresentation of Wal-Mart.

We don't want to comment on what's going on up there if it could have some negative implication for our team. And I think there's no purpose. Everyone knows the rivalry is a heated one, and that we have a lot of respect for them and they for us. But I don't see what good it does to make bold predictions on the first day of spring training.