Chen Assigned by the Dodgers - Does this Mean ...
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Chen Assigned by the Dodgers - Does this Mean ...
... that he might get a chance to play in Japan this year?
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Re: Chen Assigned by the Dodgers - Does this Mean ...
[ Author: Guest: John Brooks | Posted: Jan 15, 2005 11:20 PM
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"... that he might get a chance to play in Japan this year?"
The Dodgers have 10 days to release, or outright Chen to the minor leagues. After that, if Chen is released by the Dodgers he would be free for any team to sign. If he's outrighted to AAA Las Vegas, the Dodgers would have to sell his contract.
The Dodgers have 10 days to release, or outright Chen to the minor leagues. After that, if Chen is released by the Dodgers he would be free for any team to sign. If he's outrighted to AAA Las Vegas, the Dodgers would have to sell his contract.
Re: Chen Assigned by the Dodgers - Does this Mean ...
[ Author: Guest: John Brooks | Posted: Jan 26, 2005 6:43 AM
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Chen cleared waivers, and will be invited to spring training. [Link - RotoWorld]
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