It wasn't like Dan Haren was all about the money earlier in his career. At every single stage of his 12 years in the big leagues, winning trumped everything else.But he'd be lying if he didn't admit there was a financial stake in pitching well.It all went hand in hand.By establishing himself as an upper-echelon major-league pitcher, he better positioned his team to win baseball games.
For Dodgers pitcher Dan Haren, losing hurts more than the winning feels good
Published August 25, 2014 at 12:37 PM
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