The Dodgers made a very easy choice in declining Angel Berroa’s 2009 option for $5.5 million bucks. He played in 84 games for the Dodgers last season and he was 52 for 226 (.230 avg, .614 OPS) with 26 runs scored, 1 homer and 16 RBIs. Some team will likely give the 30-year old Angel Berroa a spring training invite next season but it won’t be the Dodgers who saw more than enough of him last season. Berroa has now played in 711 games in his major league career in which he is 658 for 2,526 (.260 avg, .683 OPS) with 319 runs scored, 46 homers, 251 RBIs and 50 stolen bases.