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Dodgers, Ramon Martinez Agree To Minor-League DealFree-agent Ramon Martinez signed a minor league deal with the Dodgers on Tuesday and was invited to spring training as a non-roster player, as reported by the Associated Press. Los Angeles Dodgers, Terms Agreement Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Dodgers' Lieberthal Decides To RetireVeteran catcher Mike Lieberthal told the Los Angeles Daily News on Saturday that he has decided to retire from Major League Baseball. "I'm done," Lieberthal said. "I decided a couple of weeks after the season ended. If (the Dodgers) had picked up my option, I probably would have played one more year. But I didn't want to go anywhere else." Los Angeles Dodgers, Misc Rumor Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Jose Vizcaino Joins Dodgers As Special AssistantAccording to a Associated Press report, Dodgers' GM Ned Colletti has hired longtime infielder Jose Vizcaino as a special assistant to the club. In a statement on Thursday, Collletti said that, "Jose brings a wealth of experience and knowledge with him that will be a great asset to the Dodgers." Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Mattingly Steps Down As Hitting CoachDon Mattingly stepped down as the hitting coach for the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday, according to MLB.com. He will remain in the organization as a special adviser but is no longer tabbed as Joe Torre's successor with the team. He cited family reasons for his decision. "I'm very grateful that the Dodgers have allowed me to take care of these family matters, and I hope that everyone can respect our privacy during this time," Mattingly said in a Dodgers' press release. "I truly appreciate the support of all Dodger fans since joining the organization, and I look forward to helping the team win in 2008 and beyond." Los Angeles Dodgers, Misc Rumor Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Dodgers, Proctor Reach One-Year DealReliever Scott Proctor agreed to terms on a one-year contract for $1.115 million on Sunday, leaving the Dodgers with Joe Beimel as their only remaining arbitration-eligible player. Proctor, 30, had been asking for $1.3 million, with the Dodgers offering $930,000. He earned $445,923 last year when he appeared in 52 games for the Yankees and 31 games after being acquired by the Dodgers. Beimel is seeking $2.125 million, and the Dodgers are offering $1.7 million. Last year, Beimel was the only Dodgers' player to reach a hearing. He lost and was awarded $912,500 instead of the $1.25 million he sought. Los Angeles Dodgers, Signing, Terms Agreement Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Dodgers Jan 2008 Archive
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