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Originally Posted by Peter_Spaeth
So he not only makes a billion dollars, he gets to dictate to the ownership and management?  It might piss him off to take him out in the fourth inning too, or to limit his starts. Gee that might not go over well nobody's going to want to go there any more. |
If it was part of what the Dodgers agreed to for him to sign with them, then they should honor it unless they can get him to agree not to. Even if it's not written in the contract, if there was a verbal agreement, it should be honored.