Nola strongly preferred staying with the Phillies, and his agent Joe Longo let it be known that $172 million would get it done.
It isn't exactly clear from this wording whether or not the Dodgers perhaps just floated this figure or if they made a formal offer to Nola's representatives.
Beyond the Braves and Dodgers, the Phillies thought more teams were also involved in the Nola sweepstakes, 'with at least one other club offering more' than Philadelphia's $172 million.
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