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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Orioles having ongoing discussions with free agent Bronson Arroyo. Dodgers also have interest in Arroyo, as <a href="https://twitter.com/Ken_Rosenthal">@Ken_Rosenthal</a> and I reported.</p>— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) <a href="
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If the Dodgers really want Arroyo, that's where he'll wind up. They seem to have an unlimited amount of money.

The Dodgers' current rotation:

1. Kershaw

2. Greinke

3. Ryu

4. Haren

5. Beckett

If Arroyo does sign with LA, it will be under the assumption of starting in the bullpen and hoping for a spot to open up in the rotation. If he wants a place where a rotation spot is guaranteed, he'll sign in Baltimore.

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The Dodgers' current rotation:

1. Kershaw

2. Greinke

3. Ryu

4. Haren

5. Beckett

If Arroyo does sign with LA, it will be under the assumption of starting in the bullpen and hoping for a spot to open up in the rotation. If he wants a place where a rotation spot is guaranteed, he'll sign in Baltimore.

Hmm. Beckett and Haren. Yeah.

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The Dodgers' current rotation:

1. Kershaw

2. Greinke

3. Ryu

4. Haren

5. Beckett

If Arroyo does sign with LA, it will be under the assumption of starting in the bullpen and hoping for a spot to open up in the rotation. If he wants a place where a rotation spot is guaranteed, he'll sign in Baltimore.

Beckett would have to win the spot in a competition with Billingsley, but according to Rosenthal and Morosi, the Dodgers are interested in signing either Tanaka or Arroyo for their rotation.

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I wonder if the Dodger would throw some cash into the mix on a Billingsley deal? He's not expected to pitch until sometime into the summer coming off of TJ surgery and is owed $12M in 2014 with a $15M 2015 option ($3 M buyout). Probably not something the O's would be interested in but just thinking out loud.

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Agree with this. You know you are going to have injuries or tired arms during a season. I still think we need TWO starters.

Yes, yes and YES! Been saying that all offseason. In fact, I would be fine with no closer as long as we address the starting pitching head on. A #1 (yeah right) or #2/high 3 AND a back end guy that forces Norris/MGon to perform. MGon does much better in a 6-man rotation anyways.

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