The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Jennifer Brett reports Los Angeles Dodgers OF Andruw Jones would like to return to the Atlanta Braves in the future. "I've got one more year in my contract," said Jones. "Hopefully, I can come back to Atlanta. I would love to finish my career here."

Andruw Jones said he would like to return to Atlanta and finish his career as a member of the Braves, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He commented, "I’ve got one more year in my contract. Hopefully, I can come back to Atlanta. I would love to finish my career here."He failed to stay healthy in his first year with the Dodgers in 2008, hitting a dismal .158 over 75 games, with only three homers. He belted 288 homers from 2000-2007 with Atlanta.

Andruw Jones said Thursday that he'd like to return to Atlanta and finish his career with the Braves. "I’ve got one more year in my contract," Jones said. "Hopefully, I can come back to Atlanta. I would love to finish my career here." At this point Jones would probably love to finish his career with any team that would have him, as he hit .158 last season after struggling in 2007 as well. He'll make $15 million in 2009 while likely playing a part-time role.Source: Atlanta Journal Constitution Related: Braves

Andruw Jones said Thursday that he'd like to return to Atlanta and finish his career with the Braves. "I’ve got one more year in my contract," Jones said. "Hopefully, I can come back to Atlanta. I would love to finish my career here." At this point Jones would probably love to finish his career with any team would have him, as he hit .158 last season after struggling in 2007 as well.Source: Atlanta Journal Constitution Related: Braves

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports Los Angeles Dodgers OF Andruw Jones would like to return to Atlanta eventually to finish his career with the Braves. “I’ve got one more year in my contract,” said Jones. “Hopefully, I can come back to Atlanta. I would love to finish my career here.”

Ken Gurnick, of MLB.com, reports Los Angeles Dodgers OF Andruw Jones has been working out in an effort to lose weight.

Braves.MLB.com's Mark Bowman reports Los Angeles Dodgers OF Andruw Jones has told friends that he plans to ask the Dodgers to trade him.

The Los Angeles Times reports that the Dodgers may try to trade Juan Pierre in the offseason. Pierre just finished the second year of a five-year, $44 million deal sitting on the bench, first nudged out of center field by Andruw Jones, then out of the lineup by Ramirez.His steep contract will make it very difficult to trade him. With an everyday job, though, Pierre can make a splash in fantasy leagues, namely because of his high stolen base rate.

SI.com's Jon Heyman reports Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt, who reportedly has unusual financial issues for the owner of a marquee team, is said to have considered requesting a refund of OF Andruw Jones' $18.1 million salary.

Ken Gurnick, of MLB.com, reports Los Angeles Dodgers OF Andruw Jones and his agent, Scott Boras, may seek a trade in the offseason, according to Jones' teammates.

MLB.com's Mychael Urban reports Los Angeles Dodgers OF Andruw Jones is owed $15 million in base salary in 2009 and two installments totaling $7.1 million of his $12.2 million signing bonus.

The Los Angeles Times' Dylan Hernandez reports Los Angeles Dodgers OF Andruw Jones expects to play everyday next year. "After they win the World Series, it's going to be interesting," Jones said. "I'm an everyday guy or I need to move out."

Dodgers center fielder Andruw Jones is not with the team as they make their run to the postseason, and will not stand for being a part-time player next year, according to the L.A. Times. "I'm an everyday guy or I need to move out," Jones remarked.We're not sure if that's an ultimatum, but it's awfully arrogant of a guy who, in his last two seasons, has hit a combined .205 while striking out 214 times in 781 at-bats with Atlanta and the Dodgers.

Dodgers center fielder Andruw Jones is not with the team as they make their run to the postseason, and will not stand for being a part-time player next year, according to the L.A. Times. I'm an everyday guy or I need to move out," Jones remarked.We're not sure if that's an ultimatum, but it's awfully arrogant of a guy who, in his last two seasons, has hit a combined .205 while striking out 214 times in 781 at-bats with Atlanta and the Dodgers.

Dodgers center fielder Andruw Jones is not with the team as they make their run to the postseason, and will not stand for being a part-time player next year, according to the L.A. Times. I'm an everyday guy or I need to move out," Jones remarked.We're not sure if that's an ultimatum, but it's awfully arrogant of a guy who, in his last two seasons, has hit a combined .205 with Atlanta and the Dodgers.

Asked Thursday what role he expects to play on the Dodgers next season, Andruw Jones said: "I'm an everyday guy or I need to move out." Jones hit .158/.256/.249 while missing half the season with knee problems and has chosen not to be with the team during their playoff run. "I don't want to jinx them," Jones said. "I had a bad season and a terrible season back-to-back. I have to have a great season and show people I have baseball left in me." Jones will make $15 million in 2009, but odds are against the Dodgers committing to him as an everyday player.Source: Los Angeles Times