For a team with nine impending free agents, the Los Angeles Dodgers have relatively easy decisions to make regarding each of them. None of their free agents will demand endless hours of the front office's time as the sides negotiate some mega-contract to keep a homegrown superstar from bolting.Each of the Dodgers' free agents are, as they say, role players. The only everyday player, Mark Ellis, has already been replaced by Cuban second baseman Alexander Guerrero, who signed earlier this week.