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"We disagreed on the years, which is fair," Johnson's agent Matt Sosnick said. "As far as our feelings are concerned, and I feel very strongly that this is true, that Josh either signs a long-term deal now with the Marlins, which is not going to happen, or he gets traded after this year and the Marlins can get some value back." Though Sosnick didn't reveal specific dollar figures, he said the Marlins offered Johnson three years with an option for a fourth. According to the report, Johnson's camp hoped the deal would at least match Zack Greinke's four-year, $38 million contract. Johnson remains under team control through 2011. Source: MLB.com | | | |  | |  | |
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