Found December 09, 2011 on Rant Sports: Yardbarker Blogger Network
I love rap, especially 80’s and 90’s rap. To me it’s an expression of poetry in song, spoken word to a beat and Tupac has a great song that always affirms my love for Los Angeles To Live and Die In LA “To Live and Die In LA, it’s the place to be, You got to be there to know it, everybody wanna see.” It seems free agents sure think so. The Dodgers have now signed this off-season: SP Aaron Harang – 2 Years, $12 Mil SP Chris Capuano – 2 Years, $10 Mil 2B Mark Ellis – 2 Years, $8.75 Mil UTIL Jerry Hairston Jr. – 2 Years, $6 Mil LF/1B Juan Rivera – 1 Year, $4.5 Mil C Matt Treanor – 1 Year, $850K INF Adam Kennedy – 1 Year, $800K So that’s seven players going to a Dodger team who, by the way, is still in bankruptcy and at the beginning of this off-season said they wouldn’t have much money to spend. However, the front office has now committed nearly $18 million to those players for 2012. Now…knowing Ned Colletti I know all of it isn’t being spent this season, he’s th...
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