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Diamond Leung reports that there are
350,000 in incentives.
"The Dodgers have reached agreement with catcher Brad Ausmus on a one-year, $1 million contract, according to his agent. The deal, which will become official upon completion of a physical, includes up to $350,000 in incentives based on ...
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Diamond Leung reports that there are 350,000 in incentives.
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