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Andruw Jones' Status with Dodgers
As the LA Dodgers continues to work on acquiring players, the team also aims to have well-organized negotiations with its agreement to other teams. According to a baseball official, the team landed the bat they have been looking for, reaching agreement with free-agent outfielder Andruw Jones on a two-year, $36.2 million contract. In addition, the deal is contingent on Jones passing a physical exam.
Andruw Jones, a noted defensive specialist and has won the Rawlings Gold Glove Award for center fielders every year since 1998 and five-time All Star, will take over center field, with Juan Pierre likely moving to left. The negotiations, which appeared to be moving at a snail’s pace over the first three days of the Winter Meetings, reached a rapid conclusion on Wednesday night. The short-term deal will allow Jones to rehabilitate his stats in time for another bite at the free-agent apple while still in his prime. Moreover, the market for Jones had been underwhelming in the wake of the worst season of his career; .222 average, 26 homers, 94 RBIs. Jones also had interest from the Kansas City Royals.
However, his former Atlanta Braves teammates indicated that he preferred to stay in the National League and was getting antsy for a resolution. Another former Atlanta teammate, Dodgers shortstop Rafael Furcal, placed more than one recruiting phone call to Andruw Jones, understandable because they were the closest of friends when they played together. Jones is the big bat Ned Colletti has been searching for since taking over two years ago, especially if his 2007 performance is an aberration compared with the previous two seasons, when he slugged 92 homers with 257 RBIs. The LA Dodgers made a run at acquiring Jones a year ago, but Jones would not waive a no-trade clause.
Furthermore, Andruw Jones will earn $9 million in 2008 and $15 million in 2009, and will receive a $12.2 million signing bonus, including $200,000 to be donated to the Dodgers Dream Foundation, spread over the term. Jones recorded a .263 career batting average with 368 home runs, 1,117 RBIs, a .342 on-base percentage and a .497 slugging percentage in 12 big league seasons with the Braves. He finished second in National League MVP voting in 2005 after leading the Majors with 51 homers and leading the NL with 128 RBIs. Over the past 10 seasons, in addition to earning a Gold Glove each year, Jones has averaged 35 home runs and 103 RBIs, and he has topped the 25-homer mark in each of those campaigns. Andruw Jones has appeared in the postseason 10 times, in his 12 Major League seasons, hitting .273 with 10 homers and 33 RBIs in 17 playoff series.
Andruw Jones has appeared in more games than any other big league player (1,730), since his first full season in the Majors, in 1997, and he has never spent time on the disabled list. His 363 homers during that period are the eighth-most in baseball, behind Alex Rodriguez, Barry Bonds, Jim Thome, Sammy Sosa, Manny Ramirez, Carlos Delgado and Vladimir Guerrero. In addition, he also ranks eighth among all Major Leaguers with 1,104 RBIs during that span.
Since 1997, Andruw Jones has registered 101 assists, the most of any big league center fielder, and his 4,486 putouts since reaching the big leagues are tops among all Major League outfielders by more than 500 (Johnny Damon ranks second, with 3,980). He reached the Major Leagues as a 19-year-old in 1996, and was the youngest player in baseball that season when he became the first NL player and the second in Major League history to homer in his first two World Series at-bats. He was the youngest player to ever homer in the Fall Classic (19 years, five months, 27 days) and remained the youngest player in baseball the following year in 1997, when as a 20-year-old; he also finished fifth in NL Rookie of the Year voting.
The LA Dodgers, together with Andruw Jones, will continue to prepare for the upcoming season, as the team aims to win their games and achieve a successful record for 2008.
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- Boras meets Colletti
- Option on Penny
- Negotiations About Ramirez
- Maddux Possibilities
- Bennett, Free Agent
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- Boras Speaks for Manny’s deal
- Furcal as Free Agent
- Colletti: About Manny Ramirez
- Dodgers’ Halloween
- Dodgers Players for Free Agency
- Organizational Meeting
- Impressive Low-level Draftees
- Dodgers will host Camp
- Dodgers, Still Undecided
- Dodgers’ Offseason
- Questions of the Fans
- Dodgers Hopeful of Signing Ramirez
- Colletti’s Strategy helped the Dodgers
- Status of Ramirez
- Dodgers in NLCS
- Furcal’s Errors
- The Needs of the Dodgers
- Dodgers Look Forward
- Pierre and the Dodgers
- Dodgers with Injury
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- Washington 0, LA Dodgers 2
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- Hideo Nomo; goodbye to baseball
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- Dodgers defeated by the Braves
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- Dodgers won over the Angels
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- Dodgers won 7-4
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- Dodgers' 5-0 Defeat
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- DODGERS 1; METS 12
- NL Player of Week honors
- Garciaparra: Get back to work
- Winning Streak ended
- Temperature Rising on Friday Night
- Russell Martin on lineup
- Final Stop: Dominican School
- Dodgers 6; Brewers 4
- Dodgers defeated by 5-3
- Dodgers 5; Houston 8
- Dodgers 1; Houston 7
- Dodgers 1; METS 12
- NL Player of Week honors
- Garciaparra: Get back to work
- Winning Streak ended
- Temperature Rising on Friday Night
- Russell Martin on lineup
- Final Stop: Dominican School
- An update on Kuroda
- Juan Pierre will lead off in team’s opener
- Dodgers’ Outfielders
- Schmidt uncertain to start the regular season
- Torre with the Players
- Watson Invited 32 Prospects
- Status of Russell Martin
- Advisor of Frank McCourt
- An Update on LaRoche
- Dodgers will Manage by Lasorda
- Welcoming Chinese Baseball Visitors
- Dodgers’ All-time Outfielders
- An Impressive Kuroda
- Going worst to first
- Torre for the Dodgers
- Book of Didier
- Leaving the Dodgertown
- Sweeney to Return to Dodgers?
- LA Dodgers News Article
- The Status of Jeff Kent
- Dodgers and Fans
- Kuroda joins Dodgers
- Joe Beimel with the Dodgers
- Honoring High School Baseball Coaches
- Remembering Jackie
- An update on Don Mattingly
- Risks on Free-agent Market
- Dodgers on Laguna Niguel Holiday Parade
- Andruw Jones' Status with Dodgers
- Dodgers on Robert Boothe
- No Words from Hiroki Kuroda
- The Meeting Continues
- A Proud O'Malley family
- A Change in Strategy
- Colletti; Reluctant to Trade Prospects
- Dodger's Trading Status
- Another Pride of LA Dodgers
- Hiroki Kuroda and the Dodgers
- Dodgers versus Red Sox; A Coliseum Event
- A Legend in Baseball
- A Great Time in Pasadena
- A Much Awaited Celebration
- Spring Training Changes
- A Time to Reach Out
- 2008 Coaching Staff of the Dodgers
- MLB's MVP Voting
- Spring Training facility; to be ready for 2009
- Celebrating the Team's Excellent Center Fielders
- LA Dodgers keep Duncan and Honeycutt
- Multiple youngsters in Exchange for Big Bat
- The Essence of Shortstop
- Dodgers’ Exhibition Games
- An Expression of Gratitude
- Colletti Clarifies the Story on Little's Departure
- Torre: a Blast from the Past
- Penny's Horse in Stakes Race
- Dodgers' Status with Joe Torre
- Joe Torre, Officially Hired by the Dodgers
- New Opportunities for Joe Torre
- Preparing for Joe Torre
- The Exceptional Managers of LA Dodgers
- Is it really Goodbye to Little?
- Torre to Replace Little
- Thirty years of the legendary Dodgers
- Dodgers works together with the Red Cross
- LA Dodgers make roster moves
- Still on decision: Games in China, Japan almost set
- Repko shut down but still positive
- Watson Promoted to Assistant General Manager
- Evaluating the Competition
- The team is back
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- Washington 3, LA Dodgers 4
- Dodgers Defeated by Mets
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- Dodgers won by 9-1 Against the Giants
- The Midterm Report of the Dodgers
- NL West may possibly be the best in baseball
- Brad glad to be joined by first-timers
- Broken staff needs the respite
- Dodgers captured victory over the Marlins by 9-3
- Marlins defeated the Dodgers by 7-2
- Marlins won by 6-5 against the Dodgers
- Dodgers beaten by the Braves, 8-6
- Dodgers was defeated by the Braves
- Dodgers won by 7-6 over the Braves
- Dodgers took the game defeating the Braves by 8-2
- Dodgers swept the Padres
- Dodgers defeated by 3-1 by the Padres
- Dodgers defeated by the Padres by 7-6
- Dodgers defeated by 2-0 by the Diamondbacks
- Dodgers won by 6-5 over the Diamondbacks
- Dodgers won by 8-1 defeating the Diamondbacks
- Devil Rays defeated the Dodgers
- LA Dodgers won by 6-3 over the Tampa Bay
- Martin’s successful homecoming game
- Dodgers won by 2-1 over the Angels
- LA Dodgers Swept the New York Mets by 9-1
- Dodgers Won by 4-1 Against the Mets
- LA Dodgers defeated the NY Mets by 5-3
- Killer-T led the team to victory
- A Game of the stars
- Welcoming new skills
- Juan Pierre takes a break
- Grady Little: The team needs reorganization
- A struggling night for the LA Dodgers
- Los Angeles Dodgers : A year in review and outlook into the next
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