When the Dodgers signed Andruw Jones to a two-year deal worth $36.2 million following his terrible 2007 campaign, their decision was predicated on the belief that the man known for covering the third of the planet that water did not would bounce back in quite the big fashion. His production would help lock up the National League West title, and allow the team to fully reap the rewards of their risk.
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