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Red Sox offer arbitration to DH Ortiz, P Wheeler

Found November 23, 2011 on ESPN:
PLAYERS: David Ortiz,  Dan Wheeler
TEAMS: Boston Red Sox

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The Boston Red Sox have offered salary arbitration to free agents David Ortiz and pitcher Dan Wheeler.
Original Story: http://espn.go.com/boston/mlb/story/_...
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