Pavano a reasonable risk for Tribe
Published 1/8/2009 by Anthony Castrovince at Major League Baseball News
It's a $1.5 million investment, which, in today's preposterous terms, amounts to loose change. Still, it's an investment, nonetheless. It's a gamble the Indians are taking on right-hander Carl Pavano returning from an onslaught of injuries over four seasons with the Yankees.
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