Manny Ramirez's contract in Japan includes optional practices and unlimited sushi | For The Win
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Manny Ramirez entered the 2000 offseason without a contract. This made him one of the best players in one of the most loaded free-agent classes in baseball history. His decision would impact
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Here's how much the Red Sox are still paying Manny Ramirez
Manny Ramirez signs to play professional baseball in Taiwan - Los Angeles Times
Manny Ramirez wants sitdown with Red Sox brass – Boston Herald
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Manny Ramirez Rumors: Taiwan League Contract 'Hasn't Materialized' | News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors | Bleacher Report
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Red Sox signed Manny Ramirez at 2000 Meetings
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Manny Ramirez Gets Unlimited Sushi While Playing in Japan
Manny Ramirez's contract in Japan doesn't require practice, does require sushi | Sporting News
Ramirez signs with Dodgers – The Denver Post
LA Dodgers' Manny Ramirez suspended for 50 games after failing drugs test | MLB | The Guardian
Manny Ramirez Update, Pujols' First Day As An Angel & Molina's Contract | Fox News
Manny Ramirez signs contract with Taiwan team - The San Diego Union-Tribune
Darren Rovell on Twitter: "The contract of Manny Ramirez to play for Japan's Koshi Fighting Dogs reportedly includes unlimited sushi for him https://t.co/7pJPR8qSX0" / Twitter
Signing Manny Ramirez at the 2000 Winter Meetings signaled a new era in Red Sox history
Boston Red Sox: Manny Ramirez on the comeback trail once again
