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"I would love to [return to the Dodgers," he said. "I’m not sure if that’s a mutual feeling. They have their goals for the future. I don’t know what their plans are."

Ideally, Wolf said he’d like to sign a long-term deal. Randy Wolf, at a charity golf tournament in Santa Clarita that raises funds for ALS research. Linked via Diamond Leung's blog.

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We'll Be Right their as Your "Fall Back Team" Wolfie!

If we don’t offer Wolf arbitration, I think we will all know exactly what type of free agent signings we will be getting this year.

Hopefully we do and he accepts, or re-ups with a short term deal after he can’t find another long term, or signs with a team with the #16 draft choice. Wolf was definitely a great signing and I would love to have him back for another year for that reason.

by Cool Dudes on Nov 10, 2009 1:49 PM PST reply actions  

i would love to have wolf back as well

always fun to route for the hometown boy. his last 3 signings were LAD, SD, LAD – so I think its obvious where he wants to be.

by bearface on Nov 10, 2009 2:12 PM PST reply actions  

Good luck Mr. Wolf ... go for the gold ...

This might be your last shot at a good multi year deal
Unfortunately, it ain’t happenin with the Dodgers

by 68elcamino427 on Nov 10, 2009 3:37 PM PST reply actions  

Tigers want to trade Edwin

Interested? Anyone? Anyone? Buehler?

by silverwidow on Nov 10, 2009 4:30 PM PST reply actions  

Why would they want to trade him?

not like they have a plethora of starting pitching.
Porcello, Verlander in the rotation
Washburn – FA
Robertson sucks
Bonderman is still trying to come back
Gallaraga blew chunks in the 2nd half

From Baseball HQ on EJ

Jackson took a HUGE step forward in the first half of this year as he showed better location of his pitches, keeping himself out of hitters’ counts. This led to a drop in hits allowed, reflected in his excellent first half WHIP. Sure, he underperformed his xERA by almost two runs, but his xERA still supported a skills growth. Unfortunately, the second half has been a bit of a step back. Jackson’s past control issues have resurfaced and his WHIP has followed suit. Opposing hitters are connecting against him as his line drive rate has risen, and his sub-4.00 ERA again looks driven totally by his fortunate strand rate.
Overall, 2009 should be considered a step up for Jackson, making Detroit look brilliant for taking a chance on the heretofore underachieving youngster. But it appears he has trouble keeping the focus needed to continue at the elite level for an entire season. Jackson is still young, but this is already his 7th season (3rd full season) in the big leagues. Anyone who took a chance on Jackson this year should be thrilled at the production he has provided, but they should also consider benching him for the rest of the year. The last month will not get any easier as the pressure builds on Detroit to make the playoffs. Jackson will make a nice keeper for next year, but he may have run out of gas this year…

by meercatjohn on Nov 10, 2009 4:45 PM PST up reply actions  

Economics, apparently

I’m not willing to include a Top 10 TBLA prospect to get him, though. Hopefully Ned isn’t either.

by silverwidow on Nov 10, 2009 5:02 PM PST up reply actions  

Really?

I’d trade Elbert, Lindblom, Eovaldi, or Paul for him.

by meercatjohn on Nov 10, 2009 5:44 PM PST up reply actions  

+100

elbert = future reliever
lindblom=future reliever
eovaldi=future reliever
paul=future 4th outfielder

by matthewmafa on Nov 10, 2009 6:09 PM PST up reply actions  

On second thought, I’d trade Robinson (since he was top 10).

But I’d rather have the 6 years of Elbert/Lindblom/Eovaldi. Even if they’re all future relievers, chances are one of them will become a monster closer.

by silverwidow on Nov 10, 2009 10:17 PM PST up reply actions  

Wolf is a local guy

so of course he wants to return. I think the Dodgers also would love to have him back but know that he will fetch a price they won’t pay.

Now if that doesn’t happen, they’d have him back in a heart beat.

by Capt Obvious on Nov 11, 2009 11:25 PM PST reply actions  

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Pos No Player 2012 Salary
C 17 Ellis $500,000 team control
1B 7 Loney $6,375,000
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SS 9 Gordon $485,000 team control
LF 21 Rivera $4,000,000
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OF 10 Gwynn $850,000
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IF 12 Sellers $485,000 team control

SP 22 Kershaw $6,000,000
SP 58 Billingsley $9,000,000
SP 29 Lilly $12,000,000
SP 37 Capuano $3,000,000
SP 44
Harang $3,000,000

CL 54 Guerra $485,000 team control
RHP 74
Jansen $500,000 team control
RHP 55 Guerrier $4,750,000
RHP Coffey $1,000,000
RHP 66 MacDougal $650,000
LHP 57 Elbert $485,000 team control
RHP 36
Hawksworth $500,000 team control

TJ 41 De La Rosa $485,000 team control



Manny $8,087,432 deferred


Andruw $3,375,000 deferred


Pierre $3,050,000 deferred
Furcal $3,000,000 deferred
Kuroda $2,000,000 deferred
Garland $1,500,000 option buyout
Blake $1,250,000 option buyout

Totals
$112,162,432

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Players on 40-man roster used as roster
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No Player Age*
63 Jose Ascanio rhp
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61 Alberto Castillo lhp
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60 Matt Chico lhp
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59 Angel Guzman rhp
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47 Wil Ledezma lhp
31
72 Shane Lindsay rhp
27
62 Fernando Nieve rhp 29
73 Scott Rice lhp 30
70 Will Savage rhp
27
71 Ryan Tucker rhp
25

30 Josh Bard c 34
82 Griff Erickson c 24
81 Matt Wallachc 26
67 Jeff Baisley 3b/1b 29
62 Luis Cruz ss/2b 28
33 Josh Fields 3b 29
64 Lance Zawadzki if 27
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