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Seeing why the Dodgers would want to have rotation depth in Arroyo is easy...

Seeing why Arroyo would CHOOSE to sign with them knowing he wouldn't be guaranteed a spot is more puzzling.

I agree... which is why I think Le- BronSon is coming to us to go forth with Buck and his fellow nuggets to do battle with the dark forces of the AL East.

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I can't see spending 3/36m on Arroyo. Not even 2/24m. I have a problem with the second year at that rate.

I like Burnett or Maholm on a one year contract better.

The O's have Markakis, Jones and Davis over 10M in 2014. They seem willing to add a starter over 10M. Thats four players over 10m.

However in 2015 they will probably have Jones, Davis, Hardy and Wieters over 10M. I don't know that they will support an old pitcher at over 10m in 2015 or 2016.

I have not given up on the O's signing Davis and Wieters long term. Not yet anyway.

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Bronson Arroyo - S - Reds

CBS Sports' Jon Heyman reports that Bronson Arroyo's representatives talked about their client with the Dodgers after they lost out on the Masahiro Tanaka bidding.

However, Heyman adds that it's "uncertain" how interested the Dodgers are. The market was at a standstill while everyone waited for Tanaka to make a decision, but now that that's over with some of the other pitcher dominoes should fall. Arroyo has drawn interest from the Angels, Orioles and Twins.

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I guess we can kiss him goodbye if the Dodgers want him.

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Bronson Arroyo - S - Reds

CBS Sports' Jon Heyman reports that Bronson Arroyo's representatives talked about their client with the Dodgers after they lost out on the Masahiro Tanaka bidding.

However, Heyman adds that it's "uncertain" how interested the Dodgers are. The market was at a standstill while everyone waited for Tanaka to make a decision, but now that that's over with some of the other pitcher dominoes should fall. Arroyo has drawn interest from the Angels, Orioles and Twins.

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I guess we can kiss him goodbye if the Dodgers want him.

I think that it's a big "if." Don't they have enough decent 5th-starter candidates?

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