Hairston, a career .258 hitter expected to be a backup infielder, will get $2.25 million for 2012 and $3.75 million in 2013. Starting pitcher Harang is expected to get a similar, stepped-up deal.Reporting from Dallas - For a team on a tight budget, the Dodgers were surprisingly active at the first day of baseball's winter meetings, signing utility man Jerry Hairston Jr. and working toward a deal with starting pitcher Aaron Harang.