Boras, Ramirez's agent, scoffed at the two-year, $45 million offer that the Dodgers presented him back in November. He is about to accept, ahem, a different two-year, $45 million offer.The second year now will be a player option. The yearly breakdowns and schedules of deferred payments probably will be different. But the total guarantee will be the same.
McCourt, the Dodgers' owner, likely will consider himself a winner — by golly, I held the line! And it's true that the Dodgers will be getting Ramirez for less than half of the $100 million he originally wanted over four years. More
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