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Memories Of Kevin Malone:
Ken Gurnick reports that
the deal is finalized.
"Of the many Dodgers concerns at these Winter Meetings, third base is no longer among them.
The club officially announced the re-signing of free-agent third baseman Casey Blake Tuesday to a three-year contract plus a fourth-year option for $17.5 ...
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Ken Gurnick reports that the deal is finalized.
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