Dodgers Will Not Go After John Lackey
Citing a likely moderate economy at best, the Dodgers team president, Dennis Mannion, felt that his team would not be able to pursue free agent pitcher John Lackey this off season.
"You can't ignore the fact that the economy will be level at best for next year," Mannion said. "We're not going to make any outlandish-type decisions in a rough economy."
Beyond Lackey, the team likely lacks the resources to make a run at a significant free agent this off season as well. The Dodgers are already paying $20M to Manny Ramirez next season.
John Lackey may stay in Los Angeles, but not with the Dodgers
