Many including myself, wanted the Mets to pick-up Will Ohman for several years. Ohman was seen as a solid lefty who could pitch multiple innings.When the market dropped out, it appeared that the Dodgers had stole the lefty reliever signing him to a one year 1.35M minor league deal with a 2.2M club option for 2010. Ohman made the team out of spring training but only appeared in 22 games before being sidelined with a shoulder injury.Ohman blamed the original injury on only having a week of spring training but while rehabbing the shoulder suffered a set back and required surgery in Sept. He is expected to be ready for spring training but at 32 y/o and an injury risk I'd take my chances with Misch.The Dodgers made the first decision of an offseason that hasn't even started yet on Friday by declining the $2.2 million 2010 option on left-handed reliever Will Ohman and instead paying a $200,000 buyout that makes him a free agent. source MLB.com
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