The ex-wife of former Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt says she made a mistake in agreeing to a divorce settlement of $131 million because she claims the value of his MLB team was misrepresented. Jamie McCourt wants the settlement set aside because she believes she was misled about the value of the Dodgers. The team was valued at $300 million when their divorce was finalized in 2010 but the Dodgers franchise later sold for $2 billion in May 2012. An attorney for Mr McCourt said in court in Los Angeles on Wednesday that the settlement should stand because the claims made by McCourt's ex, Jamie, aren't credible. Mistake: Jamie McCourt, left, the ex-wife of former Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt, right, says she made a mistake in agreeing to a divorce settlement of $131 million His lawyer said during closing arguments of a non-jury trial that Jamie McCourt opted for certainty over risk during tumultuous times for the Dodgers. The former couple's marriage wa