The Los Angeles Dodgers are reportedly stepping back from a massive $102 million bidding war for a top free-agent reliever.

General manager Brian Cashman said the team has been "very aggressive" in the Japanese market over the past few years.

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The Los Angeles Dodgers don't plan on pursuing Edwin Diaz after signing Tanner Scott last January to uneven results.