Teams looking for outfielders knew where to come this off-season. The Dodgers were open for business.While perfectly content to enter spring training with all four everyday outfielders still on their roster, the Dodgers also took it as an opportunity to find out what one of them could fetch. The market, it turned out, was not as robust as the team might have hoped.At the winter meetings last month, general manager Ned Colletti spent a good bit of his time fielding calls and meeting with teams who wanted to trade for Matt Kemp or Andre Ethier -- and a few asking about Yasiel Puig or Carl Crawford -- and came away unmoved.