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Ohman previously spent parts of five seasons with the Cubs, who originally drafted him in 1998. He has pitched for four teams over the past three seasons, spending most of 2010 with the Orioles before being dealt to the Marlins at the July 31 deadline.
Overall, Ohman posted a 3.21 ERA in 68 appearances last season, holding lefties to a .229 average and .636 OPS (to .288 and .842 vs. righties).
In Ohman's eight-year big league career, lefties have hit just .208 with a .646 OPS against him.
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