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Los Angeles Dodger sensation Manny Ramirez thought he was worth $100 million for four years. But after a personal meeting with team owner Frank McCourt, he settled for two years at $45 million with an escape clause, so he can test the free-agent market again next year. Matt “Money” Smith is half of the Petros and Money show, heard locally…
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readLos Angeles Dodger sensation Manny Ramirez thought he was worth $100 million for four years. But after a personal meeting with team owner Frank McCourt, he settled for two years at $45 million with an escape clause, so he can test the free-agent market again next year. Matt “Money” Smith is half of the Petros and Money show, heard locally on KLAC-AM 570.
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