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Dodgers not willing to take risk at Pedro's ask price
Published
Mar. 13, 2009 10:11 a.m. ET
Ken Rosenthal
The Dodgers' curiosity about free-agent right-hander Pedro Martinez ends with his asking price. The only way the Dodgers will sign Martinez, major-league sources say, is if he agrees to "pitch for pay," accepting a low base salary with incentives.
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