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Associated Press
Wednesday, May 2, 2007 BOSTON -- Les Otten, the former ski industry mogul who became a part owner of the Boston Red Sox, has sold his share back to the team ownership group he helped form. "I always wanted to own part of a baseball team," Otten said Wednesday. "I had a great time, and I've got some other things in my sights that I want to do." Otten said he sold his share last month, but wouldn't say what percentage of the team he owned or the selling price. He also wouldn't say what businesses he wants ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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