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No Andruw Jones Trade In The Works
TUESDAY, 9:02am: ESPN's Buster Olney says the Dodgers and Mets "have kept the porch light on" in case some version of a Jones-Castillo swap can be made. He talked to a source who believes the Mets' chances of trading Castillo before the season are 50-50.
MONDAY, 8:12pm: MLB.com's Marty Noble heard from a person familiar with the discussions between the Mets and Dodgers that "nothing is ongoing and nothing is going to happen." The clubs had preliminary discussions about trading Jones for Castillo during the Winter Meetings, but nothing is in the works now.
3:50pm: According to ESPN's Buster Olney, the Dodgers and Mets have discussed an Andruw Jones trade. Jones is still owed $22.1MM, and the Dodgers are "highly motivated" to move him. Olney says it's unlikely the Dodgers would have interest in Luis Castillo, however. If the Mets wouldn't be sending a bad contract back, I'd imagine they'd want the Dodgers to pay approximately $20MM. Olney says the Mets would use Jones in right field - Ryan Church's position this year.
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