Dan Haren believes he could have gotten more money, or a two-year contract, somewhere other than Los Angeles.The former Bishop Amat High School and Pepperdine University star instead signed a smaller offer to be the Dodgers' first free-agent signing since the season ended.Haren finalized an incentive-laden one-year contract worth $10 million Monday, bringing him home for the first time since his final season with the Angels in 2012.