Hideo Nomo inks a $13.75 million, two-year deal with the Dodgers

Last season’s American League strikeout leader with 220, free agent Hideo Nomo (13-10, 4.50), inks a $13.75 million, two-year deal with the Dodgers. The former Red Sox right-hander was the National League Rookie of the Year when he broke into the majors with Los Angeles in 1995.

TheĀ Jean Yawkey TrustĀ announces all the partners have unanimously voted to sell 100 percent of theĀ Red Sox, a family-owned business sinceĀ 1933

TheĀ Jean Yawkey TrustĀ announces all the partners have unanimously voted to sell 100 percent of theĀ Red Sox, a family-owned business sinceĀ 1933

TheĀ Jean Yawkey TrustĀ announces all the partners have unanimously voted to sell 100 percent of theĀ Red Sox, a family-owned business sinceĀ 1933, to a group of investors led byĀ Florida MarlinsĀ ownerĀ John HenryĀ who also has a one percent share of theĀ YankeesĀ and is the managing partner-in-waiting of the Sox. The price tag, rumored to be $600+ million, doubles the largest amount ever spent to buy a team.