For about the same money, the Dodgers will replace Hiroki Kuroda in their starting rotation with Chris Capuano and Aaron Harang.Harang will be paid $12 million over two years, while Capuano will receive $10 million over two years. Last year, Kuroda was paid $12 million (with $4 million deferred) for one year.The "quantity over quality" moves give the Dodgers five proven starters entering spring training. It also allows 21-year-old rookie Nathan Eovaldi to begin the season as a long reliever and move into the rotation when the first inevitable injury occurs.General manager Ned Colletti doesn't have a lot of money to spend this winter, and his moves aren't exciting to Dodgers fans, especially when the Angels are signing Albert Pujols and C.J.