It happens every year. Ned Colletti signs some guy to an above the market contract (Uribe, Ramirez, a million others) and over the course of the deal that player doesn’t earn what he’s signed for.
Then Colletti signs someone that’s overlooked to be a utility player, and the guy outperforms his contract (Carroll, Miles, etc).
So with Mark Ellis having a pretty bad injury history and Kennedy a career of performing for good teams, Kennedy will become a more valuable piece to the Dodgers than Ellis, heck there’s a good chance Kennedy plays more at second than Ellis this season.
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