Lenny Dykstra

Read More:- Lenny Dykstra Bankruptcy $37.1 Million In Debts Lenny Dykstra Bankruptcy $37.1 Million In Debts , The 13-count indictment supersedes a criminal complaint filed last month, officials said. In the bankruptcy filing, Dykstra listed assets of $24.6 million and overall debts of $37.1 million. Among the assets he listed are two residences: a Ventura County mansion in Lake Sherwood Estates that he purchased from Janet and Wayne Gretzky, which he estimated was worth $18.5 million; and...Read Full Story

Read More:- Lenny Dykstra Charged With Fraud, Grand Theft, Drug Possession Lenny Dykstra Charged With Fraud, Grand Theft, Drug Possession , Sentencing for former baseball great Lenny Dykstra on multiple counts of grand theft auto was postponed to March after a judge said he is making progress in a drug and alcohol program. “He is enrolled in a drug and alcohol program and progressing well,” commented L.A. County Superior Court Judge Cynthia Ulfig as she allowed Dykstra to delay his...Read Full Story

Read More:- Lenny Dykstra Lenny Dykstra , Sentencing for former baseball great Lenny Dykstra on multiple counts of grand theft auto was postponed to March after a judge said he is making progress in a drug and alcohol program. “He is enrolled in a drug and alcohol program and progressing well,” commented L.A. County Superior Court Judge Cynthia Ulfig as she allowed Dykstra to delay his sentencing until March 7. A car-buying scheme is one part of Dykstra’s legal woes, which include...Read Full Story

According to philly.com Lenny Dykstra may have never even been scheduled to fight Jose Canseco last night.  It was first reported that the main promoter Alki David had met with Dykstra on Thursday and paid him $5,000 in cash and that Dykstra would get $10,000 more after the fight.  It was said that Dykstra pulled out of the fight around 6 EST the night of the fight.  His former manager Dan Herman tried to contact Dyktra to which Dykstra hung up on him and later Herman would confirm that it...Read Full Story

The Associated Press The Associated Press LOS ANGELES A judge has refused to grant Lenny Dykstra a temporary restraining order against a man the former baseball player claims is threatening his finances and freedom. An attorney for Dykstra sought the order against Pennsylvania resident Daniel Herman. The filing accused Herman of trying to sabotage Dykstra's business interests and contact the judge handling the former New York Mets and Philadelphia...Read Full Story

The fight will take place this Saturday Nov 5th, 2011.  The event will be streamed live on FilmOn.com to a World Wide Internet audience and to every home connected to Cable Television in the United States. FilmOn.com is the first virtual Cable TV Network that delivers high definition, live TV channels in the USA over the Internet to Computers, Mobile Devices, Roku and IP enabled Televisions.  Here is the fight card. JOSE CANSECO Vs. LENNY DYKSTRA JOEY BUTTAFUCO Vs...Read Full Story

According to Mike Mazzeo of ESPN NY , Lenny Dykstra claims Jose Canseco ruined his baseball career. And the former New York Mets outfielder plans to seek retribution in the boxing ring. The celebrity fight between the two ex-major leaguers will take place Saturday at the Avalon Hollywood in California, according to a news release issued Wednesday morning. Tareq Salahi, the White House party crasher, was originally supposed to fight Canseco. "Canseco ruined my career by spreading lies...Read Full Story

If you check out the Thigh frequently, you're well aware of the struggles of former baseball player Jose Canseco in recent years. Summarized: He's very poor and a (roid)raging psycho(although he did give me a cyber hug once). Well, former major leaguer Lenny Dykstra's also had some very rough times in his post-baseball career. Here's an example of what I'm talking about: Earlier this month the 1986 World Series champion and former three-time All-Star and Philadelphia Phillies...Read Full Story

LOS ANGELES ( Reuters ) - Former New York Mets star Lenny Dykstra pleaded no contest on Wednesday to grand theft auto charges stemming from what prosecutors said was a scheme to lease cars using phony business and credit information. Dykstra, 48, entered his plea, the equivalent of guilty in California , during a hearing in Los Angeles Superior Court . In addition to three counts of grand theft auto, he also pleaded no contest to one count of filing false financial statements. The onetime...Read Full Story

Lenny Dykstra, a former player for Major League Baseball's New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies, was convicted of three counts of grand theft auto and filing a false financial statement after declining to challenge the charges. Dykstra, 48, pleaded "no contest" in court yesterday and faces as long as four years in state prison, according to a statement on the website of the Los Angeles County District Attorney. He was released pending his sentencing on Jan. 20, according to the...Read Full Story