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latimes.com - 9/6/2008
Angels' Francisco Rodriguez says leaving isn't a done deal - Los Angeles Times
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"As a player, I worked hard for six years, and I earned that right to go out there and see what there is. That doesn't mean I don't want to be here. I want to see what's out there, and it would be stupid on my part if I didn't." There should be plenty out there. Big-market teams such as the ...

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K-Rod Isn't So Sure He's Leaving Anymore
FanHouse — ... Well, now it seems that Francisco has changed his mind. He is still intent on testing the market this winter, but that doesn't mean he's not open to returning to the Halos in 2009. ...

K-Rod May Not Require Five Years
MLB Rumors - MLBTradeRumors.com — ... This was discussed on Saturday, but I wanted to take another look at Francisco Rodriguez's comments to the L.A. Times.  First, he notes that the Angels are definitely still in the mix: ...

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