PLAYERS:
Ned Colletti,
James Shields,
Ken Rosenthal,
RA Dickey,
Zack Greinke
TEAMS: Los Angeles Dodgers, Tampa Bay Rays, New York Mets, Los Angeles Angels
TEAMS: Los Angeles Dodgers, Tampa Bay Rays, New York Mets, Los Angeles Angels
Today was perhaps the calm before the storm. No doubt Dodgers GM Ned Colletti was working all angles today, but here is a quick recap of what leaked out of Nashville today.
Dee Gordon is being shopped by the Dodgers, my guess is in a package for a starting pitcher, James Shields anyone? I will not be shocked at all if Gordon is traded in the next couple of days. Ken Rosenthal says that the Dodgers will only trade Gordon for a significant return.
The Dodgers are engaged with the New York Mets about R.A. Dickey. I am kinda thinking pass here, is it just me? This guy is 38, even in knuckleball years that’s still old. I just don’t think 2013 will have the same fortune for Dickey.
Colletti said he’s yet to make offers to any free agents, writes Dylan Hernandez. Colletti prefers to “push things to the point that it’s in their court to engage us in a serious negotiation.”
Colletti did meet with Casey Close today, Close represents Zack Greinke. The Dodgers seem all but destined to sign Gre...
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