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Rowand to Test Free-Agent Market

Found October 31, 2007 on Hot Stove Philly: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Aaron Rowand
TEAMS: Philadelphia Phillies

Rowand made $4.35 million in 2007 and is reportedly seeking a 4-year deal that could be worth $10 million per season. He is coming off career-highs in just about every offensive category. His biggest impact, however, might be his presence in the clubhouse, where he was one of the most respected leaders on a Phillies team that made the playoffs for the first time since 1993.
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