A Brief History Of The Dodgers And Offering Arbitration
Eric_press_box_1_tiny by Eric Stephen on Nov 24, 2010 8:00 AM PST in Roster
Casey Blake, who was a free agent after the 2008 season, remains the only Type B free agent to whom the Dodgers have offered salary arbitration in the last six years.
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Casey Blake, who was a free agent after the 2008 season, remains the only Type B free agent to whom the Dodgers have offered salary arbitration in the last six years.
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Yesterday, the Dodgers declined to offer salary arbitration to any of their Type B free agents. It was the second straight season they have declined to offer arbitration to any of their pending compensation-providing free agents (not that this season is very analogous to last season in caliber of free agents leaving). Here is a brief history of the Dodgers and their decisions on whether or not to offer arbitration to their free agents, with a look at the last six years:
2010
No (3): Vicente Padilla (B), Rod Barajas (B), Scott Podsednik (B)
2009
No (7): Randy Wolf (A), Orlando Hudson (A), Ronnie Belliard (B), Vicente Padilla (B), Jon Garland (B), Guillermo Mota (B), Will Ohman (B)
2008
Yes (3): Manny Ramirez (A), Derek Lowe (A), Casey Blake (B)
No (4): Joe Beimel (B), Jeff Kent (B), Greg Maddux (B), Brad Penny (B)
2007
No (1): Luis Gonzalez (B)
2006
Yes (1): Julio Lugo (A)
No (3): Greg Maddux (A), Eric Gagne (A), Kenny Lofton (B)
2005
Yes (1): Jeff Weaver (A)
Over the last six years, the Dodgers have offered arbitration to four of eight Type A free agents, and one of 15 Type B free agents.
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